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Chris
We've got a webapp we'd like to deploy on a CD ROM. We've cobbled something
together, but want a better solution.
Here's the issue: we can put a lightweight JSP container on the CD, run it,
and launch a browser, but when the browser terminates the app is still
running. What would be nice is to have a simple browser written in Java that
is dedicated to this app. Starting the browser starts the app. Theoretically
the entire app could be one single .jar file with no external
dependencies -- no port/socket conflicts, no reliance on environment
variables, no JVM hassles.
Anybody know of an easy way to do this? Or a third-party product that takes
care of all the details?
together, but want a better solution.
Here's the issue: we can put a lightweight JSP container on the CD, run it,
and launch a browser, but when the browser terminates the app is still
running. What would be nice is to have a simple browser written in Java that
is dedicated to this app. Starting the browser starts the app. Theoretically
the entire app could be one single .jar file with no external
dependencies -- no port/socket conflicts, no reliance on environment
variables, no JVM hassles.
Anybody know of an easy way to do this? Or a third-party product that takes
care of all the details?