Deploying JavaFX 1.3.1 runtime on a secure internal network?

The company I work for has a JavaFX 1.3.1 Web Start app that is used by DoD customers. At least one of them will be using a secure internal network, and so will not be able to access http://dl.javafx.com, where the JavaFX runtime is normally downloaded and installed from the first time you launch a Web Start app. In order to get it to work for them, we want to set it up so the runtime can be downloaded and installed from a server inside the secure network. I think I understand broadly how it works, but I was wondering if anybody could give me some directions on what precisely I need to do, and where I could get the necessary files to do it.
Thanks,
Ian

You need the directories bin, lib, profiles and runtime. The lib needs the subdirectories desktop, mobile, prism, shared and tv. profiles just has one file in it. runtime has the subdirectory natives. You can run your program from a batch file that is in bin.
The batch file I use looks like this:
javafx -Xms1200m -Xmx1200m -jar ..\lib\MyApp.jar
Perhaps you can get it leaner, but I've found this configuration to work.
Unfortunately I can't help with the Webstart side of things.
~ Chris

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Thanks for the info/suggestions. I had already done the "clean install" without knowing it. I also had uninstalled Firefox and Chrome and was looking at dumping Safari, but I found the culprit file "_Flash Player.plugin" (version10.2.151.49) on a search for "Flash Player" under Spotlight.
Strange thing was the file did not appear when just browsing through the various directories or searching with finder. Removed it and all is good.
Mike

How to install/deploy JavaFx Mobile application on real mobile devices.

Hi,
I had gone through the internet and various links but i'm unable to find the solution regarding how to deploy the application made with JavaFx mobile on real mobile devices. There was some link in which it was written you can install the application in Nokia 40 5edition phone, i tried to install in Nokia 6600 Slider through bluetooth; so while installing the application it shows an error as "Invalid Application".
I'm also facing same problem which others are also facing as Application is not compatible when i tried to install in Nokia N95.
So, if anybody knows the method/technique to deploy the application in real mobile devices i'll be grateful to him.
Thanks
Gaurav

Thanks Michael for the reply. I also tried to install one simple application made with JavaFx Mobile in Sony-Ericsson JP-8 platform(K850i, W910i). While installing the application it pop-up the error "Operation Failed".
So, is there any way to install the application in current available mobile devices in the market or not??
@ Sun People please help me in this.
Thanks
Gaurav

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Hello,
I am trying to test a JavaFX mobile app on my phone: LG600G. The phone's CLDC is 1.1 and the MIDP is 2.0, so it can run Java Midlets. Unfortunately, I can't send the .jad file or jnlp file to it across Bluetooth and choose the "install" option. The option isn't available, so I am trying to deploy store the .jad .jnlp and .jar files on my Windows SkyDrive. I can't figure out how to do it correctly though. Could someone tell me what I should point my phone's browser to? Should I point it to the .jnlp file or the jad file? Also, how do I set the codebase of the jnlp file? If it helps, here is [my account:|http://cid-df734c62403d114d.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/.Public]
If someone has done this before, and you have a link to some tutorial, I could use that too!
Thank-you,
Vance

This phone doesn't seem to be powered by Windows Mobile, so JavaFX won't work on it.
See the answer in [as of 2010, what mobile phones support JavaFX?|http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5432053] thread.

JavaFX 1.3 Mobile Runtime?

Are there any plans to release a mobile runtime for the new JavaFX 1.3 release?

dam*, should i just left jfx mobile and back to j2me?
actually jfx is running dam* slow in my htc diamond,
and i ever cannot do a simple "threads", something like :
http://blogs.sun.com/clarkeman/entry/javafx_async_task
in mobile with jfx, what Sun thinking about>?
if any one have a idea to solve my problem, please kindly let me know!! thankssss
Edited by: Ginkan2 on May 14, 2010 3:54 PM

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