jnlp

问题 I am trying to get the splash screen working when i am calling a .jar thru JWS Below are the details of the jnlp file. Other features are working as expected. I have placed the pic.gif file in ROOT folder of Apache tomact JaNeLA Report - version 11.05.17 Report for http://localhost:8080/WithoutManifest.jnlp 1.XML encoding not known, but declared as UTF-8 Optimize this application for off-line use by adding the flag. Downloads can be optimized by specifying a resource size for 'WithoutManifest

问题 I'm trying to debug a web start application using IntelliJ 10 (running on Win7). I read both SO: remote debugging a jnlp application with eclipse How can I debug applications under Java Web Start (JNLP) ? It seems like I'm missing something. I've tried to run it from command line, or adding the arguments into the jnlp file but no matter what I do I get an Unable to open debugger port : java.net.ConnectException "Connection refused: connect" Error. How can I debug a web start app? 回答1: I know

问题 Built a new Windows Server 2016 to act as a target for jenkins orchestrated builds. We are not supposed to use oracle java anymore, so I got coretta openJDK. OpenJDK does not support javaws any more. The executable does not ship with it. I have seen some scripted workarounds, but they do not work and are poorly written to boot. What are we supposed to use to launch slave agents on Windows machines? 回答1: There are several ways to implement this but since this is a windows server you can follow

问题 This question was dogging me for a few days until I found almost a full answer but I want to share the issue first: ISSUE I have a Windows 7 pro 64 bit laptop that supports both IPv4 and IPv6 (important later) I downloaded and installed the latest Java 7 u 51 jre / browser plugin and would always get a grey applet box before it would eventually redirect and say "failed to verify" if java was installed. I am also a java developer and had a few JDKs installed as well as jres. Thinking it was my

问题 JavaFX 2 is highly dependent on native code. For my desktop application, I would like to select the best-matching JavaFX flavor for each supported OS to make the installation on the target systems as painless as possible. Since JavaFX 2 comes with several Ant tasks to help with deployment, I thought this was the way to go, but I seem to have hit a dead end. The deploy task generates a JNLP file which includes a resource reference that calls the JavaFX installer: <resources> <jfx:javafx

问题 I have a java web start application and i need to disable bytecode verification from within the jnlp file. This can be done easily by setting JAVAWS_VM_ARGS=" -noverify " or by setting -Xverify:none but the documentation here says that web start does not support adding these arguments in jnlp file . I tried this : <j2se version="1.6+" java-vm-args="-noverify -showversion -verbose" > under resources tag but it skips -noverify and takes the other two. Any help is appreciated. 回答1: ... but the

问题 How do I specify in java webstart .jnlp file, that some of my jars are overriding the JRE builtin implementations? Just like the endorsed lib property on a regular application. 回答1: It seems there is no way to define endorsed dirs in web start. Even defining the java.endorsed.dirs property to some local directory doesn't work. Probably java sets the variables after the runtime is already up. Two possible solutions to this: From the web start application, only run command line java with java

问题 I've been working with web start for a couple years now and have experience with signing the jars and what not. I am taking my first attempt at deploying a RCP app with web start and though I have in fact signed all of the jars with the same certificate I keep getting this error: 'jar resources in jnlp are not signed by the same certificate' Has anyone else came across this? If so, any ideas on how to fix? 回答1: When I had similar problems after checking the jars it turned out that some 3rd

问题 I've been using url parameters to pass arguments to the main-method of the .jar application. After updating to latest jre 7u7 on windows 7, Java-web-start launcher crashes when launching the files. (JNLP download-servlet and jsp-page parses the url-parameters and inputs them in the argument further down) The interesting parts of the jsp <jnlp spec="6.0+" codebase="http://localhost:8080/" href="myfile.jnlp?username=charles"> ... <application-desc main-class="MyMain"> <argument><%=request

问题 Try as I might, I can't get a JNLP file to run locally (via a double-click). It seems to be an issue of locating a jar file, even when I specify it relative to the jnlp file. I get the following error: The field <jar>href has an invalid value: helloworld.jar This happens even when the JNLP file is in the same folder as helloworld.jar. I've done searches and this is a consistent problem especially for people who want to package an application on a CD and use JNLP. The only Sun-provided