Hello, I have a challenging problem that I've been experiencing lately regarding
Java Web Start connecting to ActiveMQ. This is an RCP app that runs fine when run through Eclipse, or run as a normal application. However, when I run it though Web Start, it does not connect and I get the following error:
The error seems like it points class path issue, but I am told that this class is supposed to be gotten from the server. If it is a classpath issue, then I don't know how to fix and any help would be greatly appreciated. I have verified that the class resides on the server.
What might make sense though is that it does not seem to be making the tcp connection to the server. So if it needs to get the log4j from there, it's not going to get it... In that case I'm not sure why I can't make this connection. Does Web Start still sandbox this even with all permissions granted? I have all jar's signed (with my own personal certificate). Firewalls should all be down too.
The code that the error refers back to to is this:
Notes about the project:
Eclipse RCP based
Exported using eclipse export tool
Jars signed
JNLP verified through Janela
Webfiles deployed on Apache local host
ActiveMQ on glassfish on local network
ActiveMQ and logging jar files located in separate library folder within the client plugin
Also, for full disclosure (not sure if this is related, but will include to be thorough),
I see errors that show "(20023)The given path was above the root path: Cannot map GET /C:/webstart/configuration/config.ini HTTP/1.1 to file"
Note: I see the same error both when including the feature in question and without it.
I think that I've just about exhausted all ideas that I have. Any help would be greatly appreciated!