Hi,

  Richard Osbaldeston has updated the Web Start
Services pack.
 
  Richard writes in his blog:

  I've just finished uploading Beta 4 of the Web Start
services pack - which is mostly a bug fix exercise,
with thanks to Kolja Kleist for all the helpful
feedback, and making the changes to get the installers
working on both Windows and Linux. It'll even install
runtimes under 1.4.2 (which is something the Sun
installers can't at the moment - well not without jws
hanging & needing manual reboot, been waiting weeks
for feedback on getting my bugreport on that issue
being accepted).

  Couple of things have changed, renamed the download
directories in the example site; to make things
clearer (ie after coming back to the code some months
later it confused even me) also the servlet mappings
have changed ever so slightly, for the same reasons.

  Also the JREInstaller & RuntimeInstaller should now
work on Linux (JREInstaller defiantly should), and
I've made some more experimental modifications to the
.exe installer part of RuntimeInstaller, under jws
1.4.2 it should make use of JNI calls to find the
runtime location (although under 142 this might be
academic as it tends to reboot on install and also can
update itself when it finds new runtimes).

  Oh, and finally I added a few bits to the test page,
mostly a jsp version of the autodl ping script that
can tell you which runtimes are currently on offer on
the default Sun Web Start servers. 

 Full story @ http://lopica.sourceforge.net/services

  - Gerald


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