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Getting problem in jws

 
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Hi All,

I am executing swing application as a jar file from my web application.
I have a link on a web page which is calling jnlp file from my server.
In this jnlp file i am calling the jar file.
Up to this it is working very well.
In this jar file i have a class, in which i am calling another
class's main() method, on clicking a button like following:



Here i am getting the problem, this main() is not being called up.
I am getting no exception or err on the console.

One more thing when i executing this jar file alone; not from the web application , its calling the main() method.

I am not getting what is the problem.
All classes are in the same package.
If any body has any idea help me.

Thanks and Regards.



 
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even i an trying to load the that class by classloader like:



but it is not working.
 
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anybody has any idea ?
i will highly appreciate.
 
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How do you know it is not being called? Have you placed something at the beginning of the method that would unmistakeably tell you it's being called?

Same for the newInstance approach - is there something in the constructor that would let you know it's being run?
 
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Hi,
Thanks for reply.
If i try to call another class constructor on that place then it works.
But i am getting problem when i try to call main() for that specific class.
Is it mean that there is some problem with my child class to whom i am calling?
But then it also should not open when i try to run jar file alone.
Regards.
 
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can you post your jnlp file ?
 
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