Currently all the project information is on GitHub at:
http://github.com/raju-bitter/mobile-openlaszlo I'm about to finish a
first tutorial showing how you can integrate OpenLaszlo HTML5 apps
with PhoneGap. The project will although host tools to deploy
OpenLaszlo apps as W3C widgets and Adobe AIR 2.0 applications as well.
After a few weeks of working with PhoneGap, I'm very impressed by the
technology. Sun built a proof-of-concept for Java enabled OpenLaszlo
apps a few years ago. The approach was to run generated JavaScript
code inside the Rhino scripting engine embedded into a J2ME app. The
PhoneGap architecture reminds of that approach, very elegant!
Thanks to anyone from Nitobi or the open source community working on
PhoneGap. It's a great project, and I will promote it in the future.
Raju
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Thanks for open sourcing this technology.
Cheers,
Raju
- You can’t run server-side code in a Cordova/PhoneGap app. It has to be HTML, CSS, graphics and Javascript only
- The best way to allow a Cordova/PhoneGap app to communicate with a web app running on a web server is to use Javascript and REST APIs to grab data from the server.
- OpenLaszlo allows compilation of apps into SWF (Adobe Flash) files, but Android dropped support for SWF a while ago, and iOS never supported it.
- OpenLaszlo seems to be dead. The website is down, its Wikipedia page says the project is “discontinued” and the latest download on Sourceforge is about two years old.
There are plenty of developers active on the Google Group who can help you update your website to use modern technology, and help you to create a Cordova-powered app (including me, and I have the benefit of also being a Java web app dev; OpenLaszlo used Java servlet technology). I forget where the list of developers is – a list does exist, but could someone please chime in with the link to it?
Best,
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- OpenLaszlo allows compilation of apps into SWF (Adobe Flash) files, but Android dropped support for SWF a while ago, and iOS never supported it.
Openlazlo allows compilation also to HTML5 package of files which makes it a good candidate for phone gap.
- OpenLaszlo seems to be dead. The website is down, its Wikipedia page says the project is “discontinued” and the latest download on Sourceforge is about two years old.
That s still the worst part. Having been involved with jQuery , React, and AngularJS over the years i have to say that Openlaszlo still has the most clear and readable
syntax. The class system, inheritance and method overloading has been there right from the start, years before other js frameworks even thought about it.
A shame they dropped it. And still 90% of it still works like a charme. In the early time of smartphones the framework seemed too heavy, but on my galaxy s5 its
fast enough. And I like the use of XML over json. json becomes pretty unreadable when deeply nested.