Hi again, My app needs to serve JNLP files, and these files are dynamically generated. I'm doing this by simply having the tapestry page render a template as normal, but using the JNLP element as the page root. I then set the content type on the page to be the JNLP MIME-type.
This all works fine and it serves a page which I can then run with WebStart. The only problem is the tapestry page is called "app", so the file you download is also called "app". This is fine when running the app from within a browser, because of the MIME-type. However I want to allow users to save the file on their computer to run the app offline. If you save the file it gets saved as just "app" so, on Windows at least, double clicking doesn't automatically run WebStart. I want to have the file returned be called "app.jnlp" to overcome this. Firstly, is the way I'm doing this the best way to serve dynamically generated JNLPs? Secondly, how can I set the page name (or file returned name) to be "app.jnlp"? I thought about having a dummy page called "app" which just had a single "jnlp" component which did the work, so "app.jnlp" would work I think, but that seems like a massive hack. Any help would be greatly appreciated :) Carl --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
