Can we start JavaWebStart Application as Windows service

Hi,
Can we have JavaWebStart application as windows service?
Thanks
LeoSun

Hi LeoSun,
I dont exactly how to start this is as a window service, but if your requirement is just to start your application when the machine boots,
then you can create a shortcut for ur webstart app, using the jnlp tag <shortcut>
then add this shortcut to your windows startup folder.

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