Thanks for the feedback. Changing the directory name, or where it lies under the lps-*** folder isn't quite what I'm looking for, though.
My Laszlo app is part of a larger website. I have all of the source files for the rest of the website (the HTML, CSS, PHP, etc) in my ~/Sites/myproject folder (Mac OSX). This folder is actually the working copy from the project's Subversion repository. I would love to be able to take my Laszlo source code and make it a subdirectory of ~/Sites/myproject/ and keep it under version control with the rest of the myproject repository, while being able to test and develop it locally at the same time. Is it possible to do this? Would Francisco's idea be best in this case (keeping Laszlo source code in ~/Sites/myproject/laszloapp/ and having this entire directory mirrored in my-apps/laszloapp)? Colin On 5/17/07, Jim Grandy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Francisco, You want to compile a SOLO version of your application, which can be deployed using just an HTTP server. You might find this chapter of the Developer's Guide to be instructive: http://www.openlaszlo.org/lps4/docs/guide/proxied.html jim On May 17, 2007, at 7:05 AM, Francisco Jose wrote: > Colin Angevine escribió: >> Hi all, >> >> I'm hoping to find a way to put my Laszlo app's source code into a >> subdirectory of my website rather than isolated in the my-apps >> folder. >> How can I then run and test my OL source code if it is outside of the >> my-apps directory? > With an Ant script? (One that syncs both directory locations?... by > compiling and/or deploying stuff?) >> Thanks for your help, >> Colin >> >> >
