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< | This is the main xml element for a jnlp file. Everything
is contained within the jnlp element. |
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> | This is the main xml element for a jnlp file. Everything
is contained within the jnlp element. |
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The spec attribute can be 1.0, 1.5.0, or 1.6.0 or can use | |
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< | the wildcards such as 1.0+. It denoted the minimum version of the JNLP
Specification that this jnlp file can work with. |
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> | the wildcards such as 1.0+. It denoted the minimum version of the JNLP
Specification that this jnlp file can work with. |
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The codebase attribute specifies the base location for all | |
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< | relative URLs specified in href attributes in the JNLP file. |
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> | relative URLs specified in href attributes in the JNLP file. |
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< | The href specifies the URL of the JNLP file itself. |
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> | The href specifies the URL of the JNLP file itself. |
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The version of the application being launched, as well as | |
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< | the version of the JNLP file itself. |
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> | the version of the JNLP file itself. |
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<
< | mime-type |
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> | mime-type |
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< | Contains the mime-type that the application requests it be |
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> | Contains the mime-type that the application requests it be |
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The update element is used to indicate the preferences for | |
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< | how application updates should be handled by the JNLP Client. |
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> | how application updates should be handled by the JNLP Client. |
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< | Indicates the preference for when the JNLP Client should |
>
> | Indicates the preference for when the JNLP Client should |
| | check for updates. It can be always, timeout, or background..
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< | Indicates the preference for how the JNLP Client should |
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> | Indicates the preference for how the JNLP Client should |
| | handle an application update when it is known an update is available
before the application is launched. It can be always, prompt-update, or
prompt-run. |
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Indicates an additional set of standard and non-standard | |
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<
< | virtual machine arguments that the application would prefer the JNLP |
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> | virtual machine arguments that the application would prefer the JNLP |
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Client to use when launching Java.
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<
< | The version of the additional extension jnlp file. |
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> | The version of the additional extension jnlp file. |
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< | The name of the additional extension jnlp file |
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> | The name of the additional extension jnlp file |
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< | Denotes the name of a part in this jnlp file to include |
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> | Denotes the name of a part in this jnlp file to include |
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< | Can be used to indicate to the JNLP Client which packages |
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> | Can be used to indicate to the JNLP Client which packages |
| | are implemented in which JAR files.
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< | Note: A jnlp file must contain one of application-desc, |
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> | Note: A jnlp file must contain one of application-desc, |
| | applet-desc, component-desc, or installer-desc
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< | Denotes this is the jnlp file for an application. |
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> | Denotes this is the jnlp file for an application. |
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< | Denotes this is the jnlp file for an applet. |
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> | Denotes this is the jnlp file for an applet. |
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< | Denotes this is the jnlp file for a component extension. |
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> | Denotes this is the jnlp file for a component extension. |
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< | Denotes this is the jnlp file for an installed extension. |
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> | Denotes this is the jnlp file for an installed extension. |
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