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Brett Porter updated MOJO-82:
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Component: (was: sandbox)
webstart
> [webstart] specs for webstart plugin
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>
> Key: MOJO-82
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MOJO-82
> Project: Mojo
> Type: New Feature
> Components: webstart
> Reporter: Jerome Lacoste
> Assignee: Jerome Lacoste
>
>
> We need specs for a webstart plugin. Below just some notes taken from mails
> with Kris Bravo.
> From Kris:
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> I intend to support multiple jnlp apps in a single web application from
> the start. So in your case, 2 jnlp applications would require three
> project:
> project-jnlp1 -> produces jar
> project-jnlp2 -> produces jar
> project-webapp -> produces webapp w/ jnlp1 & 2 here:
> /WEB-INF/web.xml
> /jnlp1.jsp <- returns jnlp file to client with proper context root.
> /jnlp2.jsp <- ""
> /jnlp/project-jnlp1.jar
> /jnlp/project-jnlp2.jar
> /jnlp/lib/dep-1.jar
> /jnlp/lib/dep-2.jar
> /jnlp/lib/...
> * The jnlp files would be in the webapp project.
> * The jar signing would occur in project-jnlp1 & project-jnlp2.
> * Compile and runtime dependencies from project-jnlp* would be copied to
> jnlp/lib.
> Would that layout suffice?
> ----------
> Questions:
> - how should the pom look like
> - how to use webstart outside of web apps.
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