I’m trying to figure out how to include a reference to a external data file (in text form) that I want distributed along with my applicatio开发者_运维知识库n via Web Start (JNLP). Sifting through the
<property name=\"netbeans.user\" value=\"${user.home}/.foo\"/> <property name=\"derby.system.home\" value=\"netbeans.user\">
I\'m creating a Web Start application which woul开发者_StackOverflowd benefit from some of the newer JVM options (especially escape analysis, G1 garbage collector etc.)
When I click on a link to \"web start\" my java application, browser downloads jnlp file which I should execute afterwards. Is there any way to force browser to execute jnlp right after the download c
I\'m developing a rich Internet application that requires a Java 7 platform.How can its associated JNLP file ensure the installation of that platform?
I\'m developing a game that I will distribute using Java Web Start / JNLP. Currently the fully packaged .jar is around 11mb, which is not too bad, but I\'d still like to get the application responsiv
We use java webstart on the client side for a java swing based aplication. Recently we have been experiencing a weird \"Cannot start java Virtual machine \" error when clicking in the jnlp link.
I\'m trying to run a webstart demo, which ran on my friend\'s Windows machine, but throws an access error on my Ubuntu Linux box.
We are using WebStart JNLP file to create a shortcut on our users` desktop. The problem is that we would like the code in our jar file to be launched only when the user press the desktop shortcut.
We have a java app which uses Java Web Start. The jnlp file is configured with [j2seversion=\"1.5+\"]. So if开发者_如何学Python JRE 1.5 and 1.6 are installed, the app is run on 1.6.
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