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APPX Desktop Client Launched via Java Web StartThis document will explain how to start the APPX Desktop Client via Java Web Start Technology. | ||||||||
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APPX Desktop Client Web Start Bundle Componentsappx32.gif | ||||||||
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< < | The appx32.gif file is the file used as an application runtime icon. It is referenced by the appx.jnlp file that we review later in this document. | |||||||
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appx.jarThe APPX Desktop Client in Java jar format.appx.jpg | ||||||||
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appx.jnlpThis is an XML file that defines the environment that the APPX Desktop Client will run it. The file is made up of elements, element values, element stanzas and comments. The file is documented with comments. Now take a look at the appx.jnlp file. | ||||||||
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> > | Table of possible element / attribute available to you in a JNLP file. | |||||||
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< < | This is the initial image displayed while the APPX Desktop Client is loading, it is referenced by name in the appx.jnlp file. | |||||||
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appx.html | ||||||||
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< < | The appx.html file is the web document that a web browser can view. This document contains a link to a Java Web Start file ( appx.jnlp). When this link is clicked, the JRE environment is installed if it doesn't exist on the client desktop, and then the APPX Desktop Client application will load. Subsequent clicks will only download updates. Modify | |||||||
> > | The appx.html file is the web document that a web browser can view. This document contains a link to a Java Web Start file (appx.jnlp). When this link is clicked, the JRE environment is installed if it doesn't exist on the client desktop, and then the APPX Desktop Client application will load. Subsequent clicks will only download updates. Modify | |||||||
Configure your web server |