I'm a rabid MM product prostitute. When I saw OpenLaszlo, I nearly flipped: my one pet peeve with Macromedia (as a linux user) was that there was not nearly enough linux product development. This is why I am VERY excited to see the OpenLaszlo project. I was literally about a week away from purchasing flex (and installing a dual-boot windows on my Gentoo laptop for flex development), and now I have OpenLaszlo! :)
I will be starting a project soon that I will need some help with: I want to create a dockapp/widget/toolbar that is x86/x86_64 compatable, and I want it to be really sharp looking, i.e. resizing, opacity effects, etc. My question is: has the OpenLaszlo team developed or know of a way to create a Laszlo app that will run as an userland application (i.e. a .jar)? I want to create a Java/SWF based application using a SOAP or JSP backbone (I already have coldfusion 7). I will be deploying the server in a Solaris environment on a Sun Fire x2100.
SO! Can I repackage a Laszlo application as a jar for execution on a client machine for this swf dockapp? Or, if Laszlo is not the right product for this, any suggestions? Like a windowing toolkit as good as flash :D
PS: I have been using MM Central, and it looks like quite a bogus product.
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