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ruiOpenLaszlo
Added by Sven Beauprez, last edited by Sven Beauprez on Mar 24, 2005  (view change)

Abstract

Laszlo is an open source platform for the development and delivery of rich Internet applications. This presentation will answer the question of "What is OpenLaszlo?" and show you some demo material on how Laszlo applications are build.

Audience

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Speaker(s)

  • Dr. ir. Jo Wyns graduated in 1993 in engineering (Ms), and received a PhD in 1999.
    He worked as project leader and Java-developer at RealSoftware, for customers in manufacturing and logistics. Later, he took an assigment at Compu-Mark, a Thomson company as manager of the architecture team, in a 50-people IT-department. In this position, he certified as PMP - Project Management Professional - by the internationally renomated Project Management Institute.
    In 2003, he takes up responsibilities as steering committee member of the Belgian Java User Group (BeJUG), and member of the JavaPolis steering. Since September 2004, he is equally chairman of the Belgian Websphere User Group.
    Mid 2004, Jo started his own IT-consultancy business, and he founds and leads Retailability-IT 's product development team. He is responsible for the product strategy and product development of Retailability-IT's supply-chain management product offering. In this role, he is involved in multiple supply-chain management projects in the textile and manufacturing industry.
  • Koen Van der Auwera started as a Java Developer in 2000 for Capco (The Capital Markets Company) in the financial industry. From 2002 until 2004 he developed software for one of leading companies in the chemical industry and today Koen is working at Retailability-it as a product developer.

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Slides

OpenLaszlo presentation

I was on the seminar earlier this week and enjoyed the presentation, especially the way Koen showed how easy it is to present a rich user experience quite quickly.
I missed some explanation concerning the client - server communication which is equally important for most projects (it is stil a client, isn't it ?). Don't know if anyone has good pointers for this part of the story ?

Posted by jo desmet at Mar 25, 2005 15:42 | Permalink

Glad to hear (read) you enjoyed the presentation

We used the JavaRPC way of communication but you have several options. As described in the manual (http://www.laszlosystems.com/lps-2.2/docs/guide/laszlorpc.html) one could use JavaRPC, XML-RPC, or SOAP. I don't think there is one "prefered" way of doing it.

Posted by Koen Van der Auwera at Mar 29, 2005 14:37 | Permalink
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