Since preferences APIs are generally built on top of persistence
APIs, it might be more valuable to write a persistence demo - I'd
especially like to see an example that uses the JNLP APIs to
support local storage in untrusted code. That way, readers can
apply the example to a wider range of use cases.
Ok, that's why I was thinking of a simple TODO List ... otherwise
ideas (as you said, saving/loading the current window position, etc
could be enough) ?
I think it would be more valuable to show a "persistence" example than
a "preferences" example, since you can build preferences on top of
persistence.
And a last thing, to use Web Start, I have to put also a jnlp file
(and jnlp files must have the right codebase path inside them, or
there should be a servlet that handle this ...), but we need to
publish also this stuff inside the demos, if i remember well you or
Todd have done an ant task to package a webapp, right ? Or put this
only on wiki with only an on-line demo (with source code) ?
Should i use something like this ? Ideas / suggestions ?
You should be able to add a JSP to the demos WAR that generates a JNLP
file with the correct codebase.
