I am using JNLP which fetches my jar files to client. When I run the application, I am getting the error: JasperPrint(NullPointerException).
I have the following scenario for a customer of mine: He has a hosted server (1) (i.e. http://customer.net) which basically redirects to an address in this format: http:///app (server 2)
i download a java app webstart.JNLP . After i opened in notepad, i found it listed some resource as below, i think, for the app to be able to load, those *.jar must be locate some where in my pc. Wher
Is it possible to force cache clearing when a java web start application is updated f开发者_运维技巧rom the command line?Personally, I\'d disable the caching while developing.
Is it possible to pass maven-like arguments on a JNLP file? <jnlp spec=\"1.0+\" codebase=\"${javafxCodebase}\" href=\"Foo.jnlp\">
I am building an applicaton in Java that will have some updates over time. This means that the client will have to download a new .jar and use it when available.
I have a java application that reads a resource folder containing a bunch of .jar files. For some of these .jar files corresponding JNLP files must be created based on default schema and stored in the
I have a single application t开发者_JAVA百科hat I am deploying via Java web Start.I have several different jnlp files for different launch scenarios.I am using DownloadService2 to check for updates pe
I have an application which is invoked via Java Webstart. Opening it via the Webstart link works without any issue.
When I bring my app to another computer the two buttons that should either open a file browser, or take in a file path to open a file both don\'t work. I don\'t understand why.
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