I've been working on a WebStart application for a few weeks and today it started failing to start. An error was raised about one of the jar files not being signed. I checked the jar and it was signed!
Turned out the error was down to a javaws setting (run 'javaws - viewer' to see the settings).
For some reason the 'Keep Temporary files on my computer' setting was not enabled. I read on various other forums that this had caused similar problems for other people. I enabled the setting, pressed deleted files just incase anything was hanging around and then started my application, it worked :)
So I'm puzzled as to how the setting became disabled as I did not do it. I'm also puzzled why this should cause the problem I was seeing, it seems to have happened to other people to so its not a one off. Some people reported the problem back in 1.4 Java, I'm running the latest 1.6.
My Java development and Android findings, thoughts and rants. I expect to mainly post about JDesktop and Android related issues but will no doubt go off topic many many times.
I'm writing this as someone who actually uses Java at the coal face and not as someone who sits in an ivory tower quoting happy day scenarios. So don't expect perfect code, full use of patterns. I'll be posting about stuff that is actually useful for me and with any luck others!
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Friday 18 March 2011
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