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Tarlika Elisabeth Schmitz
Hello,
In case you're reading this, Andrew, I've got a new challenge for you:
(I heard on the grape-vine that you're a bit of a WebStart specialist ;-) )
Most of the WebStart docs I have found seem to refer to older versions
and therefore some of the tips I've seen don't work. I am running 1.4.2
The webstart cache is normally installed per user, not per system. On
Linux, the cache is located somewhere in $HOME/.java, and on Windoze
somewhere in the application folder.
I want to use WebStart for an Intranet application, more or less as a
convenience: rather than having to install every new release on X
machine, I'll just pop it on the local server.
1) I want to pre-install the cache and provide an icon to the
application (desktop integration). I guess, I'll just have to do this by
hand for the first installation. Or does anyone have a better idea?
2) I would like to choose a different location for the cache (per system
rather than per user).
Somewhere I saw the tip to change the following property:
javaws.cfg.cache.dir=c:/Programme/JavaSoft/JWSCache
I think there used to be a javaws.cfg file but there isn't any longer.
Where are all these settings stored now?
--
Regards/Gruß,
Tarlika Elisabeth Schmitz
In case you're reading this, Andrew, I've got a new challenge for you:
(I heard on the grape-vine that you're a bit of a WebStart specialist ;-) )
Most of the WebStart docs I have found seem to refer to older versions
and therefore some of the tips I've seen don't work. I am running 1.4.2
The webstart cache is normally installed per user, not per system. On
Linux, the cache is located somewhere in $HOME/.java, and on Windoze
somewhere in the application folder.
I want to use WebStart for an Intranet application, more or less as a
convenience: rather than having to install every new release on X
machine, I'll just pop it on the local server.
1) I want to pre-install the cache and provide an icon to the
application (desktop integration). I guess, I'll just have to do this by
hand for the first installation. Or does anyone have a better idea?
2) I would like to choose a different location for the cache (per system
rather than per user).
Somewhere I saw the tip to change the following property:
javaws.cfg.cache.dir=c:/Programme/JavaSoft/JWSCache
I think there used to be a javaws.cfg file but there isn't any longer.
Where are all these settings stored now?
--
Regards/Gruß,
Tarlika Elisabeth Schmitz