Indeed Mark is right: in the current documentation, this information
about lzt & lzr and the Developer's Console is rather scattered.
In 4.0 I've created a new chapter, "Understanding Compilation" which
explains different ways to invoke the compiler -- using URLs, the
Developer's Console, and lzc on the command line -- and explaining
which wrapper comes with what. I'm also reworking the chapter about
the the Development Process to better explain what the Developer's
Console offers (and how to make it go away when you don't want to see
it).
This is a topic where compiling/developing kind of overlaps with
deploying, so I may need to duplicate some information in the
Deployer's Guide as well.
As Tucker says, I always welcome feedback on improving the
documentation.
Thanks,
jrs
On Feb 27, 2007, at 2:54 PM, P T Withington wrote:
Googling for "openlaszlo deploying your application" got me here:
http://www.openlaszlo.org/lps/docs/deploy/deployers-guide.html
Section 6.3 is relevant, you want to set the default request type.
As it comes out of the box, the request type defaults to 'console'
to make it easy for developers.
The 'doc guy' reads these lists and would be happy to have feedback.
On 2007-02-27, at 14:43 EST, Mark Greenbank wrote:
Thanks P,
I'm trying to get through the documentation but, to be honest,
it's kinda scattered in several places. Indeed, googling 'laszlo
lzt' doesn't yield any direct answers from the documentation.
mark
On 2/27/07, P T Withington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Simplest:
add ?lzt=html to your url
Right way: read the documentation about deploying your application
On 2007-02-27, at 13:07 EST, Mark Greenbank wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Sorry for the newbie questions ... I just installed lps-4.0b1 for
> experimentation and whenever I browse a .lzx URL the application
> opens in a
> "Laszlo" window that contains Deploy: Server/Solo, debug and
> console buttons
> for example (sorry, I don't know the correct terminology). Is there
> any way
> to turn it off?
>
> Thanks,
> Mark
