1. You must have an installation of the OpenLaszlo server to build the UI. See OL installation instructionshttps://confab.mit.edu/confluence/display/ZEST/Installing+Open+Laszlohttps://confab.mit.edu/confluence/display/ZEST/Installing+Open+Laszlo if you need more direction.
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4. Assuming that the port for the OpenLaszlo installation is :8081, and the version of OL is 4.0.2, go to the following URL: http://127.0.0.1:8081/lps-4.0.2/my-apps/thalia/thalia.jsp (Change port and lps-4.0.2 path as needed). This causes the OpenLaszlo server to compile the application. Note that you will only be logged in as a guest, so will not have full functionality looking at it locally - this is not a problem, the only goal here is to compile the application. You will upload to the server to fully test it.
5. When you go to the above URL, the OL Server will create a file called thalia.lzx.lzr=swf8.swf in the <OL-Directory>/Server/lps/my-apps/thalia/ directory. This file needs to be ftp'd up to isda-thalia-1, into the tomcat/webapps/thalia-ime/ directory for testing.
6. Test by going to https://ap.isda-thalia-1.mit.edu/. Once you are satisfied that the UI is working as it should, check in the new .swf file into the /zest/thalia/ime/web/ directory, and checkin any changed open laszlo source files into the /zest/thalia/laszlo/thalia/ directory.
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