Starting jnlp in Linux

Hi,
How can I configure Linux (Red Hat 7.2) so that it starts jnlp from the browser? Currently, if I click a jnlp file, I get a file save dialog box.
Thanks in anticipation
Srini

You need to set the MIME type in your webserver (Apache).
httpd.conf
In the mime type section...Add the following.
application/x-java-jnlp-file JNLP
It shud work then, IE will invoke webstart upon getting this mime type from the webserver

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First of all, im not a web guru, so sorry for my weak knowledge on that part.
I have a swing application packed in a war file.
In the root of war file i put my jnlp, html that links to jnlp, and jar file. (everything created with NetBeans)
But there is also a directory "data" inside war where i hold some files.
My application is accessing those files at runtime. (those are save files for my game)
So, when i start jnlp directly everything is fine, but when i start jnlp through html link, i got error message:
SEVERE: null
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How is it possible that everything works fine when i start jnlp directly, and it fails when i start it through the browser?
What is the problem here?
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Adoendithas wrote:
SEVERE: null
java.io.FileNotFoundException: data\options.data (The system cannot find the path specified)
Of course the JRE is not going to find a data\options.data on my PC, which is where it will look for it, if your software is running on my PC. Resources for JWS projects must either be available as an URL from the server, or downloaded locally to the user's local file system before they can be used as files. Why it fails to find it on your PC is probably that the 'root path' (the default directory at time of invocation) that is prefixed to data\options.data is different between running it off the local file system, and running from HTML. To say for sure, I would need a lot more information on how you are launching it when 'running locally'.
A major question here is, does the software merely read the data in options.data, or does it actually need to update (i.e. write to) the options.data?

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Hello,
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I ran into the same problem with JNLP and IE.
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starting weblogic with Java version:
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Does this hold true for NT as well? The comments in the weblogic.policy file read:
// If WebLogic is not installed in a root directory, you must only
// list the first component of the path in the "file:" URL. This is
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In article <[email protected]>, [email protected]
says...
ENV:
Redhat Linux 6.2 (Current Kernel)
Weblogic Server 5.1
Sun JDK for Linux version 1.2.2
It seems like I am having a weblogic.policy problem. I have read the
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permission java.io.FilePermission "${/}usr${/}local${/}weblogic${/}-",
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at
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at
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at
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at weblogic.Server.main(Server.java:59)
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Tony McClay
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