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Java Webstart problem

I was running some sample code on Oracle's website. It has an admin client which has been giving me problems. I know there is some jnlp file also and untill now I did not know that it was associated with JWS.

Now, I am not sure what JWS is alll about. Could somebody explain to me how to install this? How do I launch this thing?

and what is JNLP's role in this? I know these appear to be very basic questions but I would be very grateful if I get some guidance

thanks in advance

[515 byte] By [ilango171a] at [2007-10-2 6:44:32]

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# 1

JWS is included in Java from version 1.4.You don’t really launch JWS directly. Tell your browser to open JNLP files with the executable file "javaws".JNLP files are based on XML and contain the information needed to download and start the given application.

n_martina at 2007-7-16 13:53:04 >

# 2

thanks.So the inference is that I need to write a JNLP file for the application, right?Could you tell me a little bit about the way this works, and I will carry out my own research on this before trying an application with this?thanks a lot

ilango171a at 2007-7-16 13:53:04 >

# 3

Take a look at http://java.sun.com/products/javawebstart/index.jspContains all the info you need.

n_martina at 2007-7-16 13:53:04 >

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