On Jun 11, 2007, at 5:32 PM, P T Withington wrote:
Another approach is to use lzc as a command-line compiler and set
up a build system for yourself that automatically installs the
output into the right place in an Apache server so you will be
testing in something closer to your deployment environment. I know
there are people doing that, but there is little documentation on
how to do that.
Just to pitch in.. you'll find a binary called 'lzc' in your laszlo
installation directory under 'bin'. To use it simply say:
$ /path/to/bin/lzc /path/to/your/something.lzx
and it will generate a .swf in your current directory. Actually, it
will generate a .lzx.swf and a .swf, use the .swf. After that make a
script to cp the .swf into the right directory being served by apache
and run it each time you want to compile the app. done!
