Lasso 8.5 AppleScript and Automator Support Taken from the tip of the week for September 7, 2007 this article discusses how Lasso 8.5 can call AppleScript commands and Automator workflows on Mac OS X systems. AppleScript allows you to interact with

Lasso 8.5 64-Bit Connector for Apache 2.0 Tested on Lasso 8.5.1 on CentOS Linux running Dual 64-Bit AMD Opteron processors. Download the Connector Download Connector 64-Bit Lasso Connector for Lasso 8.5 Linux   SSH into your serve

Lasso Professional 8.6 & FileMaker Server 11 for IIS 7 on 64-bit Windows Lasso Professional 8 and FileMaker Server 11 can be hosted on a single 64-bit Windows machine running IIS. However, Lasso and FileMaker require their own individual websit

Lasso (8.5.*) Sites on Windows IIS Creating Lasso (8.5.*) Sites to work correctly with WebSites hosted by Windows IIS The situation: Multiple web sites hosted on a Windows IIS server. Each web site has its own IP address (SSL/Certificate

Web Applications This section includes chapters about various Internet protocols and how they can be accessed through Lasso. Topics covered include: LassoApps Sessions Sending Email POP HTTP and HTML Content and Controls

Variables A variable is a way of holding on to and referencing the result of an expression. A variable points to an object and permits that object to be saved and repeatedly used later. There are two types of variables: local variables and thread

Types & Objects This chapter briefly introduces the fundamental concepts behind Lasso's type system. It describes what types and objects are and how they relate to each other, how objects maintain state, and how that state is manipulated th

Threading Threading refers to how a language manages running multiple tasks at the same time. Threading in Lasso describes how Lasso handles threads Splitting Threads describes how new threads are created Thread Objects describes what thread ob

String Operations Text in Lasso is stored and manipulated using the string data type or the [String] methods. This chapter details the symbols and methods that can be used to manipulate string values. Overview provides an introduction to the s

Sessions This chapter documents sessions and server -side variables. Overview describes how sessions operate and how sessions can be used Session Methods describes the methods which can be used to create, manipulate, and delete sessions