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About java web start: how to access(read/write) resource file

Patrick Zhang
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I want to build a program using java web start. But i find it's difficult to access config files(.XML etc.) because JWS only allow signed-jar.

Could any one help me?
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Welcome to the Ranch.

Where are the config files located? If they are bundled inside your application jar you need not bother about the permissions.
We have a forum dedicated for JNLP and JWS. I will move this thread there for you.

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Maneesh Godbole wrote:Welcome to the Ranch.

Where are the config files located? If they are bundled inside your application jar you need not bother about the permissions.
We have a forum dedicated for JNLP and JWS. I will move this thread there for you.


Tks vy much for your quick reply. the config files is published with application. If i put them into jar, could i write them when app is running? and how?

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Tks vy

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If you want to write to the file, then I am afraid there is no workaround for the signed jar.
In case you need help signing your jar, this will help you get started http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/deployment/jar/index.html
 
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