H
hh
Acrobat 6: 15,675 KB (Reader, W2K)
J2RE 1.4.2: 14,162 KB (Full, Win*)
Now what?
J2RE 1.4.2: 14,162 KB (Full, Win*)
Now what?
T
Thomas Kellerer
Learn how to post questions people can understand!hh said:
S
S. Balk
Acrobat 6: 15,675 KB (Reader, W2K)
Use it
Use it
M
Marco Schmidt
hh:
Hm, the latest JRE is a failure because it's almost as large as the
Acrobat Reader and not capable of rendering PDF at all?
Regards,
Marco
Hm, the latest JRE is a failure because it's almost as large as the
Acrobat Reader and not capable of rendering PDF at all?
Regards,
Marco
H
hh
Marco said:
:-D
Did Adobe ever reply to the Java PDF Viewer inquiry?
Q:
Can a WebStart App associate with a certain file extension (i.e. .JDF,
or say .FO)?
M
Marco Schmidt
hh:
No, unfortunately not.
Probably by editing the registry, programmatically not without JNI, I
guess.
<http://www.google.com/search?q=registry+associate+file+extension>
finds some promising links. All very much Visual-Basic-oriented.
Regards,
Marco
No, unfortunately not.
Probably by editing the registry, programmatically not without JNI, I
guess.
<http://www.google.com/search?q=registry+associate+file+extension>
finds some promising links. All very much Visual-Basic-oriented.
Regards,
Marco
H
hh
Marco said:
It would be nice to have a "Java Installer + Launcher" as a component of
the JRE, which would handle deployment and startup of both WebStart and
local Apps, including file association, and even handling service type
apps (with a proper API).
The Deployment Tools developers can just concentrate on providing the
packaging services, wizards, revision control, etc.
H
hh
Thomas said:
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