hmm.. i too thought so.
I have checked the JXplorer.java codes.
Most likely i will invoke the jxplorer using the exceed connections now
instead of using jnlp.
i will let you know if I modify the JXplorer.java
Thank you very much!
br,
Kanthaa
On 12/14/07, Chris Betts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Ah - sorry, I think it's expecting a file path, rather than a URL.
If you're keen you may be able to modify JXplorer.java (where the
config and defaults are set), but otherwise I don't think it will
work. I'm afraid I'm not familiar with JNLP...
- Chris
On 14/12/2007, at 8:25 PM, Kanth
Hi Chris
thank you very much for the quick response :-)
I have tried in the similar lines. Here I edited the jxplorer.jnlp file to
set the jxplorer.config property because we dont use jxplorer.sh.
jxplorer.jnlp is opened via internet explorer by accessing the
http:\\trdhcp10254\jxplorer\jxplorer.
Hi Kanthaa,
I'm afraid this is not one of the better features of JXplorer,
as it does not use directories as well as some native unix
applications. However, you may be able to work around the problem by
modifying the batch file used to start JXplorer (jxplorer.sh) and
setting a prope
Hi
It is very nice to see such a community of developers working together.
Especially special thanks to Chris!.
I try to invoke the jxplorer over network using JNLP by sharing the jxplorer
directory via apache http server. But the problem seems it looks for the
icons,images files in the local pc.
