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Hi,
How can i launch my app in offline mode from a command line ? I have added
<offline-allowed/> to my Jnlp and use the following
java -Djnlpx.home="c:/program files/java web start" -cp "c:\program files\java web start\javaws.jar" com.sun.javaws.Main http://localhost/tech/tech.jnlp
The application gets downloaded and runs fine. Now if i turn of the Web Server (IIS), then try the above command it won't work. Shoudn't it work as the offline tag is present in local jnlp ? I thought webstart would be using its local cache if the web server is down, as long as the offline tag is present.
With the Offline tag, Offline mode does work fine from webstart application manager even when the Web server is down. Is there a switch to do the same using the above command line ?
Any response is much appreciated.
Best regards,
zap

Marc, thanks for the prompt reply.
I guess its a subtle confusion on my part with the use of offline-mode. From the webstart app manager, i did click the connector plug-icon and the application got launched from the local cache correctly. The scenario is that the the web server is down but the machine still connected to the network and hence my program even does network stuff. Now when i tried to launch the application from command line and still providing a URL argument instead of a path of the Jnlp in the cache, it didn't work. I had thought that either there might be an offline switch in the command line or javaws would automatically launch the jnlp from the local cache even when provided with a bad Url argument. But in the absence of the above, i have now explicitly indicated the local Jnlp path and the following is working fine from the command line in the above context (web server down).
java -Djnlpx.home="c:/program files/java web start" -cp "c:\program files\java web start\javaws.jar" com.sun.javaws.Main "file:///C:/Program Files/Java Web Start/.javaws/cache/http/Dlocalhost/P80/DMtech/AMTechClient.jnlp"
Thanks again.
Best,
zap

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