I did not run a JRE setup, but a JDK setup. Of course the JDK installs the JRE, but maybe there is difference in the JRE install from Sun in this case. Be aware that _some_ people like myself may have an IDE handle links to .jar files for development purposes. Why not change the .lnk from "...\jpluckx.jar" to "java -jar ...\jpluckx.jar" and eliminate the problem altogether?Anyway, I have a default installation of the 1.4.1 JDK on my w2k box,
but there is no association between a .jar file and either java.exe or
javaw.exe. This means that your shortcut, as installed, fails on this
machine. I had to cd to the installation directory and issue a "java
-jar jpluckx.jar" from the command line.
The setup can't fix this of course. The only way then is to run it from the command-line or invoke the VM through JNI in an EXE. I don't see why the JRE setup does not associate JAR files with javaw.exe. Will look into this.
Can you elaborate on how to create the 'document list' and I'll test it. BTW, each URL I used could have a different spidering depth and I exclude images from some of the sites.It cannot go from file to HTTP or vice versa. I should stress that JPluck is *not* a plucker-build replacement. It does things in its own way. The way around this is to create a Document List and add each of the sites that you want to download as separate Documents.
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