Web Start IDE
Burk Hufnagel
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posted 15 years ago
Mauro,
In the "Welcome to JavaRanch" thread, you mentioned that Web Start uses XML files to configure some of what it does, where it looks, etc.
Is there a nice GUI tool to use with web Start, or are we (temporarily, I hope) doomed to fight our way through using nothing more than a simple text editor?
In the "Welcome to JavaRanch" thread, you mentioned that Web Start uses XML files to configure some of what it does, where it looks, etc.
Is there a nice GUI tool to use with web Start, or are we (temporarily, I hope) doomed to fight our way through using nothing more than a simple text editor?
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Mauro Marinilli
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posted 15 years ago
Well,
Actually I was meaning the current JNLP files themselves. For JNLP client configuration there are properties files stored in the guts of the Java WebStart directory, but Sun discourages any edit to them, so far.
There are some JNLP IDE so far, some free.
In a following post I'll give some fresh URL,
Cheers,
Mauro
Actually I was meaning the current JNLP files themselves. For JNLP client configuration there are properties files stored in the guts of the Java WebStart directory, but Sun discourages any edit to them, so far.
There are some JNLP IDE so far, some free.
In a following post I'll give some fresh URL,
Cheers,
Mauro
Mauro Marinilli, author of Java Deployment with JNLP and WebStart
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Hema Menon
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posted 15 years ago
.jnlp file by itself, & extensions are the only xml file Webstart uses for config info. Webstart does not provide any GUI tool for editing the jnlp file.
Originally posted by Burk Hufnagel:
Mauro,
In the "Welcome to JavaRanch" thread, you mentioned that Web Start uses XML files to configure some of what it does, where it looks, etc.
Is there a nice GUI tool to use with web Start, or are we (temporarily, I hope) doomed to fight our way through using nothing more than a simple text editor?
.jnlp file by itself, & extensions are the only xml file Webstart uses for config info. Webstart does not provide any GUI tool for editing the jnlp file.
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