Antun’s Blog

The November issue of the OpenLaszlo <view> newsletter is out. It’s available as a PDF. This issue covers some new CSS functionality, beyond what was mentioned in my post on CSS in OpenLaszlo.
In case you missed it, the October edition is still available, which covers built-in dropshadow functionality in OpenLaszlo. Check out Raju’s blog for [...]

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There are three practical ways to get data from a browser client to a web service:

Query string parameters in a GET or a POST request.
POST parameters.
Raw POST data.

The first two are fairly straightforward: A query string is the part of the URL that comes after the question mark. Post parameters (as name/value pairs) can be [...]

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OpenLaszlo allows you to compile applications to SWF8, SWF9 or DHTML. Recently I’ve heard people ask, “why would you want to compile an application to DHTML?”
When you think about it, that’s not a silly question at all. Regardless of whether you compile an OpenLaszlo application to SWF or DHTML, you’ll have similar benefits and simliar [...]

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