04:50 pm - banana - WebStart/JNLP question I have set up some WebStart apps which work fine except for one thing: they never check for updates, despite me setting the relevant options (as far as I can tell).The shortcuts that are installed for the user have the option -localfile. This isn't documented anywhere I can find, but it seems specifically to prevent WebStart from checking for updates. If I remove this, there's an update check every time.Any suggestions?I'm reading JNLP docs here: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/javaws/developersguide/syntax.htmlAn example JNLP file is here: http://j_banana.users.sourceforge.net/ws/retest/retest.jnlp - right click and save to prevent the app installing and starting up.Edit: I think I found the problem. Looks like causes -localfile and doesn't. I was assuming that that attribute meant "only run on line", but looks like it doesn't. The JNLP docs linked above doesn't seem very clear on this.
banana - WebStart/JNLP question I have set up some WebStart apps which work fine except for one thing: they never check for updates, despite me setting the relevant options (as far as I can tell).The shortcuts that are installed for the user have the option -localfile. This isn't documented anywhere I can find, but it seems specifically to prevent WebStart from checking for updates. If I remove this, there's an update check every time.Any suggestions?I'm reading JNLP docs here: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/javaws/developersguide/syntax.htmlAn example JNLP file is here: http://j_banana.users.sourceforge.net/ws/retest/retest.jnlp - right click and save to prevent the app installing and starting up.Edit: I think I found the problem. Looks like causes -localfile and doesn't. I was assuming that that attribute meant "only run on line", but looks like it doesn't. The JNLP docs linked above doesn't seem very clear on this.