Java webstart not installed with 1.5.0

I have uninstalled J2SE 1.4.2 and installed J2SE 1.5.0 upgrade. I have noticed that java webstart application launcher was not installed in the start menu or programs menu. Is Sun not supporting it any more or is it in a different download? What happened to it? Where can I obtain it?

Nevermind. I have seen the webstart documentation. Now, I understand what you all were trying to tell me. Thanks for information any way. From now on, I will read the docs first. then experiment and if i still have problems, then i will post a forum message. I am sorry that did not I catch on.

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