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LZPIX demonstrates how the same source code can be compiled by OpenLaszlo to run in either Flash or Dynamic HTML (DHTML), which is natively supported in most browsers. LZPIX uses OpenLaszlo to enrich the user experience of Flickr, a popular photo sharing site on the web, demonstrating dynamic interaction between a rich web client and a large, complex data base containing text and photos.
Click the Launch Flash button and see the application compiled to run as a Flash® plug-in. At any point right-click the mouse and notice that you’re using the Flash player.
Once you’ve tried the Flash application, close the browser window and click the Launch DHTML button. This shows the identical LZPIX application compiled to run using native browser functions, without the use of Flash. Go through the same steps in the application and notice the same features and performance. Right-click the mouse at any point and notice there’s no Flash to be found in this version.