Shortcut for JWS application

Hi,
I'm writing an application by using JWS and JNLP.
When javaws generates a shortcut on desktop or in startmenu its parameter points to a jnlp-File in the webstart-cache.
Is there any chance to let javaws generate these shortcuts using parameter like "http://..."?
Thanks in advance!

Hi,
The short-cut created normally refers to the webstart-cache. But if there is any update then it will download the updates from the server. Thus it would look like it is running from the server.
In ur JNLP:
<shortcut online="true">
<desktop/>
<menu submenu="Application"/>
</shortcut>
Is this what ur looking for? Can u specify why u want to do this?
//Anjali.

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