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I tried with the following jnlp file and it works ok om Mac OS X with arch x86_64: ?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <jnlp spec="1.0+" codebase="http://192.168.2.104:8080/jnlp"> <information> <title>JVM Args</title> <vendor>Karakun AG</vendor> <offline-all...

Hi

Would you be interested in testing the fix with your application?

Thanks

I can reproduce the issue. When the resource jars are directly present in jnlp, the resource is found only once. However, when the resources jars are in the extension jnlp, the resource is found twice. I will investigate and fix it. Thanks for pointing reporting this bug.

Thanks for the sample. I will try and come back to you.

Thanks for reporting. We will investigate.

Ok. I will try to reproduce and fix it.

Thanks for reporting this. I will try to reproduce this. Just some clarification: 1. First Jnlp has: a. jar with an app that is loading the xml resource b. Extension pointing to Second Jnlp 2. Second Jnlp has: a jar that contains xml resource used by the the app in the jar file specified in the Firs...

Did you try wih any other JVM (Oracle etc)? Are you able to run the same app in stand alone mode on Mac by putting the downloaded jar files on the classpath. and starting the app using Temurin java 17? Can you please send the OWS log of when the jnlp app runs successfully on windows and when the sam...

Can you please send a mail at openwebstart@karakun.com?

Does your jar file have both APPLICATION.JNLP and the APPLICATION_TEMPLATE.JNLP under JNLP-INF ? It seems Oracle JWS allows both files to exist in the jar but gives preference to the template. When both the files are present in the jar, OWS is processing the APPLICATION.JNLP and throwing the error f...

I will investigate further and come back to you.

The logs for run1 were missing in the zip file. > When I run OWS, it downloads all jars, starts the application, but when I navigate into my app it tries to download jars, and my app fails. I checked in the cache, and into the logs: the jars are correctly downloaded before starting the application. ...

Also please have a look at https://openwebstart.com/docs/FAQ.html# ... enwebstart

Thanks for the positive feedback.

You have a jar file specified in your Jnlp file. This jar file must have a JNLP-INF folder which must contain APPLICATION.jnlp or APPLICATION.TEMPLATE.JNLP. The log file says (Fatal: Application Error: The signed JNLP file did not match the launching JNLP file. Fehlende Ressource: Signed Application...

Policy file: You will have to modify the policy file of the JRE that is used by OWS to run the app specified in the jnlp file. Or You can have a custom policy file and specify it in the deployment.properties file: deployment.system.security.policy=file\:///C\:/OWSFiles/myjava.policy > Also, when spe...

can you please try with the latest release 1.8.0? Please clean cache, run the app once, the run the app again and send logs from bo the runs. Please set log level to debug and also log contents of jnlp.

Please try the new release 1.8.0. We have fixed the problem with cache key and probably this has fixed your issue.

We are happy to announce the release of OpenWebStart v1.8.0

Please see https://github.com/karakun/OpenWebStart ... tag/v1.8.0

- OpenWebStart Team at Karakun

In the Jnlp, your application is tagged as an Applet. OWS does not support applets. <applet-desc name="KeyLink Applet" main-class="com.ubs.swidKL2.v1.init.KLW" width="1260" height="850"> You will have to convert your applet to a java application and specify it...