Jim Tonn

You should be able to specify runtime properties in your JNLP file using the property tag, e.g.,

<property name="javax.net.ssl.trustStore" value="myKeyStore"/>

See the vamphq JNLP tag reference for more information. There are also good FAQs at that site.

Jim

There is some sample code at this site (all the way at the bottom) that I was able to modify to do my own capturing and playback. It uses the sound API, which means you don't have to worry about explicitly setting up JMF if you are using a newer JRE.

You seem to be doing everything right. I tried what you are trying and it works fine for me. I get the feeling that you may have some kind of version problems. Are you running a new version of javac but an older version of jar?

I'm not sure whether this kind of thing appears on the actual exam, but I was a bit concerned about some of the questions in this book from Osborne Cert. Press. In several sample questions line numbering starts at 1, but there is no class definition etc..
In these cases I would say that compilation fails, since in other places, code snippets seem to start at some arbitrary number (which I assumed to mean that the necessary definitions are simply not shown). Is this an oversight in the book, or is it possible that on the actual exam, a code snippet can start at line 1, jump straight into code, and still compile?