Run my samples

[markg]

How can I run my own samples?

[antun]

You can download the LPS for free at:

http://www.laszlosystems.com/developers/download/

The free version is limited to requests from a single IP. Then you can install that locally and build apps there. Or if you just want to have a quick dabble at LZX coding, you can run the LZXPlorer online (which compiles LZX files on the fly):

http://www.laszlosystems.com/lps/lzxplorer2/lzxplorer.htm

-Antun

[markg]

Since I have never used Java servlets before I don’t understand how actually
IIS forwards the LZX requests to the servlet container.
Will I have to do anything in ASP pages for that?

[markg]

Oh, that respond goes to another tread.
I did download an evaluation copy of the product.
I am trying to create my own code.
How do I run that code on my computer?

[antun]

Where are you browsing to? It should be something like:

http://localhost:8080/lps-1.0.2/my-apps/

... assuming you saved your files in your my-apps folder.

-Antun

[antun]

This is just a server config issue. The URL I posted outlines how to set up IIS to talk to the LPS.

Bear in mind that this is not necessary at all - you could have the LPS running on a completely different server. The only advantage that setting up IIS and LPS to communicate is that you will have a single URL, (e.g. www.foo.com) and the LPS will not be listening on a different port (by default it will be listening on port 8080, whereas your ASP scripts probably use port 80.

-Antun

Since I have never used Java servlets before I don’t understand how actually
IIS forwards the LZX requests to the servlet container.
Will I have to do anything in ASP pages for that?