I can't open the JAVA webstart in WinXP (JSDK1.5.0beta2)

When I click in javaws.exe the program opens the "Java application cache viewer" but does not load the Java Web Start.
Someone know if it is a know bug or if is just of my own system?

Sorry, was to caught up with the Java Control Panel issue...
Okay, the confusion is that with 1.5.0 b2, the Application Manager that you were used to got replaced with the Java Application Cache Viewer
( downloaded items are said to be cached on the local computer hence the name)...
If you look at the View menu, you can look at all downloaded item, or just applications, applets and so on...
If you look at the Application menu, you can Launch the selected application Online or Offline...
the Java Application Cache Viewer will have most of the things that the Application Manager had, the ones that the Viewer do not are now in the Java Control Panel...
Check your documentation for more details...
Remember, it 1.5 so thing are bound to change, so look at the Readme(s), the What's New and all other documentation to find out what has changes and what new features are available...
- MaxxDmg...
- ' He who never sleeps... '

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9/20/13 10:15 PM     iTunes                                                         11.1.0
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