Java Web start - find out server

[Defender14]

Hello,
I want to run an application in Java Web Start and they and a link to the server (from which comes the application). How do I come to the right host? Can the launch of java web start be determined in any way? Thank you for your help. Help is expected here.

[Windowed]

Possibly you can use the following function / method in your code and see what is the output of the code

javax.jnlp.BasicService # getCodeBase ().

though I have not checked it manually, but I think this should work for you.

[Jaganmohini]

Running on the server, a container? I have something for times a JSP made, which generates the JNLP file and its host information (Hostname, port) As properties about the generated JNLP file, the WebStart application does not start, even I need a little help regarding this topic. Thank you.

[Defender14]

Hello,
Thank you, Can I really count on me, the Service Manager throws an exception when the application directly (ie is run with java instead of javaws)? Or else can I distinguish between direct and JNLP version? I have not found any article on this yet. More help is appreciated.

[Vodka]

That is basically correct. I had but in addition to the host name or more Information about Mountain Boar (for example, the listen port of the Application Server, wanted the users have the name of the Application Server for Log-in to see). And as the generation of the JNLP descriptor held within the container, I could also easily the same WAR file into different containers on the same machine install.

[Ivann]

which brings me then to the next problem: how do I get in the jnlp file legal language that I like each of the surveyed server would like to use as a codebase? In the jnlp file contains the RootElement yes "jnlp" with the attribute
"Codebase":

<jnlp spec="1+" codebase="http://myserver/webstart" href="test.jnlp">
....
</ Jnlp>

[Jaganmohini]

I now have a number of servers, each of these Webstart Service (And also offer their own codebase), the independent from each other (and sometimes not at all to the internet connected). Therefore, the codebase is always the main server be. How can I now set up as the jnlp without each adjust computer to do? An attempt was

<jnlp spec="1+" codebase="/webstart" href="MyClient.jnlp">
....
</ Jnlp>

but this does not work. How do I get a generic entry to go there?