Force installing jmf on client machine

dear friends,
i need to install jmf on client machine through my web application.
it will automatically detect if the client machine has jmf installed.
if jmf is not installed, it will be installed by the web application itself.
can anybody suggest a solution??

Hi Harry,
We are also in a similar fix to install JMF silently with a Streaming product. In a nutshell, we would like JMF to be installed when he invokes our setup.exe with out going through all the screens which conventional JMF installation does. Any suggestions??
Thanks in advance for your time and help.
Sri

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I ask because I have tried to so, unsuccessfully,
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In the usenet thread 'Jar test, with 1.4 VM?',
Usenet Message ID:
[email protected]
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=1170640609.025666.236030@s48g2000cws.googlegroups.com
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I was attempting to confirm that a Jar file I
was deploying, was 1.4 compatible.
The test failed, because despite that the (1)
user who attempted it had a working 1.4.2 install,
the JNLP file (which declared version='1.4'),
was prompting for a download. The user was
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that was exactly what I was trying to avoid
doing, myself.
Since then, I did further testing locally -
trying to get a 1.5 launch when my current
Java is 1.6 - I have a number of 1.5 versions.
No request for '1.5', '1.5.0_08' or '1.5*' worked
(OK - that last one was just a WAG*), every time
I was prompted for download (which also failed,
as an aside!).
What am I getting wrong?
Do I misunderstand the intent of the j2se element
finding earlier verions? Is it only versions that
were installed by web start?
Is my understanding of how to use the version
attribute, incorrect?
* Where are the detailed instructions on the
allowable forms of the version attribute?
Neither the spec. nor developers guide seem
to go into it in any detail. Some of the forms
I have seen around the forum were (AFAIR)..

version="1.4 1.5+"

version="1.4"

version="1.4.2_13+ 1.5+"FWIW - here is the JNLP I am currently using
for the test, it is 'live and public'..
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?>

<jnlp spec='1.0'
    codebase='http://www.athompson.info/family/'
    href='thompson-1.4.jnlp'>
<information>
    <title>Thompson Family Genealogy</title>
    <vendor>Andrew Thompson</vendor>
    <description kind='one-line'>
      The ancestors of William Robert Ramshaw Thompson
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      <desktop/>
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</information>
<resources>
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Using your tips, I was able to find the 1.5
JRE's listed in the Java control panel
(of an XP Pro box) and see they had no
checkmark for 'enabled'.
After enabling 1.5.0_08, I was successfully
able to launch the application (OK - applet
really) using the 1.5.0_08 JRE.
Thanks.
As an aside, I had to specify '1.5.0_08'
exactly to get that JRE. This is fine for
local testing, but sometimes it is handy
to ask others to help test via the web,
and it would be nice if I could make it less
specific (e.g. '1.5', to get any installed
and enabled JRE that is a 1.5 variant)
Do I understand wrong? Should that work,
to specify '1.5' and get a '1.5.0_08' JRE that
is installed and enabled?

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