Hi Greg, > It didn't work for me when I tried to run it, so there may be some additional > issues to work out. What problems gives it to you ? I've just tried to copy by hand this jsp file to demos/www (before I have copied all pivot trunk in a separate folder), then run ant clean and ant deploy, and verify that this jsp (and version.jsp) is also inside the pivot-demos.war, finally start a local Tomcat, deploy the generated war, and tried to run it at: http://localhost:8080/pivot-demos/kitchen_sink.jsp All works in my environments ... someone other are you able to test, please ...
> Couple of comments: > > 1) The code might be cleaner if you use the properties of the request to > generate the "codebase" and "href" attributes: > > <% > String scheme = request.getScheme(); > String serverName = request.getServerName(); > int serverPort = request.getServerPort(); > String contextPath = request.getContextPath(); > > String codebase = scheme + "://" + serverName + ":" + serverPort + > contextPath; > String href = request.getServletPath(); > %> It's more verbose but for me it's the same, Ok. > 2) We might want to consider mapping the "jnlp" extension to the JSP servlet > so we can just call this file "kitchen_sink.jnlp". One question: changing the Application Server I could not be able to run jsp pages (I could have no more Tomcat JSP classes available), it is Ok ? So I don't like too much this, but i can try to do the trick. > 3) Using the signed versions of the JARs may allow you to set the custom > color scheme. Ok, I'll try, and this could also help with Copy/Paste operations. > 4) I think a simple "(JNLP)" or "(Web Start)" link next to the existing link > would be sufficient (no need to restructure the page). Ok, so no Web Start Applet version, right ? Thanks, Sandro
