Overview Java Web Start Technology Where to Find Java Web Start Technology Desktop and Server Requirements Setting up the Web Site Introduction Basic Steps Creating the Web Page That Launches the Application Introduction Detecting if Java Web Start is installed on Netscape Detecting if Java Web Start is installed on IE, and if so, the version number Launching the application if Java Web Start is Installed—or providing a link for auto-install or general download page Creating an auto-install page Application Development Considerations Introduction Retrieving Resources from JAR files Security and Code Signing Signing JAR Files with a Test Certificate How to Encode JNLP Files Dynamic Download of HTTPS Certificates Packaging an Application for Easy Deployment JNLP File Syntax Introduction The jnlp Element The security Element The resources Element The application-desc Element The applet-desc Element JNLP API Examples Introduction Using a BasicService Service Using a ClipboardService Service Using a DownloadService Service Using a FileOpenService Service Using a FileSaveService Service Using a PrintService Service Using a PersistenceService Service Using FileContents Using a JNLPRandomAccessFile Appendices: Converting JNLP Files to Work With This Release FAQ JNLP API (JavaDoc)