September 2001
Intermediate to advanced
512 pages
10h 22m
English
In this section, we will explore the protocol steps sequence in detail.
First of all, a JNLP Client must be installed on the client computer. Then, we need a JNLP root file, that is, the main JNLP file that describes all the needed pieces and how to use them. By following directives in the main JNLP file and in the other extension files, the application can be launched. The dynamic structure (that is, how the file is interpreted by a JNLP Client at runtime) is depicted in Figure 9.2. Here, the main file points to its installer extension, its JAR resources that made up the application itself (files myApp, myIcons), and a set of libraries organized in a component extension.
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