Hi Stefan,
I'm working with plps now, and I want to add support for loading media
in proxied mode. Before I do this, I wanted to make sure you haven't
done this already! I got the latest version from
http://www.turingart.com/downloads/plps.zip
I set up a subversion repository here:
http://svn.lzxpatterns.com/plps/
Let me know - I'm looking forward to getting the amazon demo fully working!
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Regards,
Max Carlson
OpenLaszlo.org
Stefan wrote:
I've packed together my initial effort to build a PHP based LPS runtime
environment. Find the archive [41,7 MByte] here:
http://www.turingart.com/downloads/plps.zip
This is a VERY first effort, which is basically some kind of a
technology demonstration. Thus, the PHP code is neither nice, fine-tuned
or security-checked.
This distribution includes a caching compiler interface and
a first provider for dynamic pLPS -> SWF transfers. The archive is
self-contained,
thus you don't need another LPS installation.
In case you fix/add something, please send back your source.
Thx to the OpenLaszlo team for a great product,
Stefan
From the README:
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pLPS - The PHP LPS project
Introduction
This is a very early effort to build a runtime environment, which allows
to serve non-SOLO OpenLaszlo application using a PHP-coded LPS.
Note, that you still need to have JAVA on your server to compile your apps.
In case you only want to deploy compiled SWFs, the loader script
swfload.php is enough to use.
What's in this distribution
This distribution contains a complete compile and deploy environment
based on the original LPS 3.3.3.
Besides the stripped down LPS, certain *.lzx example files are provided
Requirements
PHP 5.x, JAVA 1.5.x
Installation
- Put the content of the ZIP distribution archive in a directory of your
webs
- Start your web-server
- Load this document through your web-server
- Click on the samples of the next section
Sample - Simple SWF
Run (and compile if required) [Call: ?file=<filename>] animation
Run and force compile [Call: &force] animation
Sample - SWF, which loads data using dynamic dataset
Run (and compile if required) dyn
Note: You'll see some records, if pLPS provided the dynamic dataset
Cheers from sunny Kiel,
Stefan
turingart - http://www.turingart.com/
Germany :: Kiel, 2006-11-27
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