Security prompt from Java with missing checkbox

Hello,
In our application we use jnlp link to launch java windows.
When we click on the link, appear a sécurity prompt containing, the application name, the editor and 2 location for jnlp (The server adress and on a second line the text "Launched from the downloaded jnlp file")
But in this prompt we don't have the checkbox : "Do not show this again..." (We read this link https://www.java.com/en/download/help/appsecuritydialogs.xml#selfsigned)
Do you know why we don't have this checkbox ?
Sincerly

jjegan wrote:
public class NewClass2 {
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I would like to invoke dos prompt from my java application. The above code is not working. What could be the problem? I am using Windows XP m/c with netbeans.You didn't give it hands and feet, i.e. you can't expect the cmd.exe process to fire up a terminal for its input and output; you have to do that yourself. Read all about the Input- and OutputStreams of those sub-processes in the API documentation of the Processs class.
kind regards,
Jos

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