Difference: LaunchingAPPXDesktopClientFromWebPageViaJavaWebstart (8 vs. 9)

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APPX Desktop Client Launched via Java Web Start

This document will explain how to start the APPX Desktop Client via Java Web Start Technology.

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!-- JNLP File for APPX Desktop Client 4.2.a Application -->

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<-- JNLP File for APPX Desktop Client 4.2.a Application -->

<-- example JNLP file that will launch the APPX Desktop Client -->

<-- where the jnlp file lives on the web -->

APPX Desktop Client 4.2.a Java Web Start Demo Application APPX Software, Inc.

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APPX Desktop Client 4.2.a Demonstration Application A demo of the of the APPX Desktop Client.

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APPX Desktop Client version 4.2.a. Connects to APPX Client Login Manager.

<-- hover help for this app.  -->

APPX Desktop Client 4.2.a

<-- This is the APPX Desktop Client application icon and splash screen. -->

<-- relative to codebase -->

<-- allow app to run without Internet access -->

<offline-allowed/>

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<-- The APPX Desktop Client requires the all-permissions value for the security element -->

<all-permissions/>

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<all-permissions/>

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<-- Acceptable JVMs in preferred order, best first -->

<-- Sun JVM -->

<-- application code, load before launch. JNLP 1.6 main="true" indicates jar with main class -->

<-- JNI native Sun .so code -->

<-- relative to codebase -->

<-- JNI native Windows .dll code -->

<-- relative to codebase -->

<-- JNI native Linux .so code -->

<-- relative to codebase -->

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<-- JNI native Mac OS X 64bit .so code -->

<-- relative to codebase -->

<-- JNI native Mac OS X 32bit .so code -->

<-- relative to codebase -->

<-- JNI native Mac OS X ppc .so code -->

<-- relative to codebase -->

<-- application class with main method -->

<application-desc main-class="start.Appx">

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<-- command line arguments -->

-windowTitle=APPX - $(host):$(port)

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-remotePort=8060

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-remotePort=8064

-remoteUser=prospect -remoteHost=demo.appx.com -remotePassword=prospect

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The appx.html file exists only to provide someone with a link to click the appx.jnlp file. It is not technically needed because if someone entered the path to the jnlp file the application would launch just the same as if the jnlp file had been clicked from a link in the html file.

appx.jnlp

This is an XML file that defines the environment that the APPX Desktop Client will run it.

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The Codebase is the location of the .jar file we will create for this application

The Information section contains the information the splash screen will display

splash.gif

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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