Package netx.jnlp
This package contains the classes that represent the parts of a
Java Network Launching Protocol (JNLP) file as objects, and a way
to launch a JNLP file as an application, applet, or installer.
LaunchHandler | This optional interface is used to handle conditions that occur
while launching JNLP applications, applets, and installers. |
AppletDesc | The applet-desc element. |
ApplicationDesc | The application-desc element. |
ComponentDesc | The component-desc element. |
DefaultLaunchHandler | This default implementation shows prints the exception to
stdout and if not in headless mode displays the exception in a
dialog. |
ExtensionDesc | The extension element. |
IconDesc | The icon element. |
InformationDesc | The information element. |
InstallerDesc | The installer-desc element. |
JARDesc | The JAR element. |
JNLPFile | Provides methods to access the information in a Java Network
Launching Protocol (JNLP) file. |
JREDesc | The J2SE element. |
Launcher | Launches JNLPFiles either in the foreground or background. |
LaunchException | Thrown when a JNLP application, applet, or installer could not
be created. |
Node | This class converts the NanoXML's XMLElement nodes into the
regular XML Node interface (for the methods used by Parser). |
PackageDesc | The package element. |
ParseException | Thrown to indicate that an error has occurred while parsing a
JNLP file. |
Parser | Contains methods to parse an XML document into a JNLPFile. |
PropertyDesc | The property element. |
ResourcesDesc | The resources element. |
SecurityDesc | The security element. |
Version | A JNLP Version string in the form "1.2-3_abc" followed by an
optional + (includes all later versions) or * (matches any
suffixes on versions). |
This package contains the classes that represent the parts of a
Java Network Launching Protocol (JNLP) file as objects, and a way
to launch a JNLP file as an application, applet, or installer.
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