Hi Michaël! > Hi > >> But i ask me how do you understand german? You tell me your secret ;-) >> > Unfortunately I don't, but pictures are enough to see what it is about ;-) > >>> Also you wrote a jnlp application starter, which is very nice for >>> demonstrations. >>> However, I tested it and found that the tools menu was missing. >>> I remember this problem has been discussed on the list a few weeks ago, >>> but I cannot find when and how it has been solved any more... >>> >>> >> This is fixed, but not yet online. The tools menu depends on the >> default-plugins.xml file. The problem with Webstart is that you have no >> possibility to get automatically configuration files or other recources >> than the JAR's from the server. So I must download the >> default-plugins.xml file manually and pass it as parameter to the >> JUMPWorkbench class. I plan to publish a fixed version of OJ Webstart >> and some enhancements of the website this weekend. >> > Sounds a bit strange to me, because tools menu includes also plugins > included in the jar. > The code is in the jar, but they will be initialized through the default-plugins.xml file and commandline option. And without that you don't get the tools menu. You can test this, if you remove/rename the default-plugins.xml file from the bin/ directory of a OJ installation. On the other hand we have some other plugins that will be initialized within the JUMPConfiguration class. > Maybe be there is a way to refer to the default-plugins file which would > work either > with a separate file or with a file embedded in the jar (as with > language files). > AFAIK we do not have an embedded default-plugins.xml file at the moment. But this is a good idea for the future. If no "-default-plugins default-plugins.xml" on the commandline are given, then we use an embedded one.
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