java-web-start

Can I launch a Java WebStart application with a set of parameters just like an applet is configured with the <param> tags ? Thanks Yeah you can, the following shows an example: <application-desc main-class="my.main.class"> <argument>-user=bob</argument> <argument>-pass=8jkaiuasu</argument> </application> Showing you passing the arguments "-user=bob" and "-pass=8jkaiuasu" to the application. Arguments are picked up in the standard way. Yes, check out the JNLP Tag reference 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1199211/java-webstart-with-parameters

I am running a Java 32-bit app on Mac OS X Leopard via Web Start. I need to make sure the VM loads in 32-bit mode. How can I do this in the JNLP? I found the answer right after I posted. In the "resources" tag you can do a line like below. The "-d32" will force the 32-bit VM load: <j2se version="1.5+" java-vm-args="-d32" href="http://java.sun.com/products/autodl/j2se"/> 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1478139/force-vm-to-launch-in-32-bit-mode-webstart-jnlp

we have a multi-project gradle setup with one Java jar for each subproject: - root-project |-sub-project-a |-sub-project-b |-sub-project-c Now, because we are creating a Java webstart application, we need to sign all project jars as well as all third-party libraries (dependencies). My approach was now to copy all built subproject jars and all third-party libraries into a seperate folder and execute a task for signing them. However I am not able to copy the jars. This was my approach in the root build.gradle: task copyFiles(type: Copy, dependsOn: subprojects.jar) { from configurations.runtime

Since we installed Java 1.7.0u45 our WebStart application shows a major delay on startup on Windows systems (we haven't tried other platforms). Symptom is that after double clicking the application icon on the desktop the splash screen shows up quickly, stays for some time (as it did before) and closes. After this we have a delay of about 1 minute. Then, finally, the application window opens and everything works like a charm. Our application worked without problems up to Java 1.7.0u25. Java 1.7.0u40 was the first version where the problem showed up. Our app is constructed from a single

I've been a web programmer for a while and I can also program in Java. I have an idea for a small, multiplayer RPG game that I want to work on. It will be played through a java applet in the user's web browser. I have written the design document and specifications of the gameplay. What I'd like to know now is how I can develop the game? I've worked only with windows-like business apps in the past, with built-in widgets for textboxes, dropdowns, etc. With game programming it seems that I would have to build my own widget/controls for the UI of the game. These are the specific questions I have