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This JNLP file demonstrates this problem -- works as a file but not as a
URL. If you remove the last 5 properties then it works both ways.

Any help you can provide on this would be much appreciated as we are trying
to use JWS for an alpha release of a new internal product.


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!-- JNLP File for SwingSet2 Demo Application -->
<jnlp
  spec="0.1"
  codebase="http://www.fi.gs.com/~yangj/WebStart/demo/codebase"
  href="demo.jnlp">
  <information>
    <title>WebStart Demo Application</title>
    <vendor>Goldman Sachs, Co.</vendor>
    <homepage href="docs/help.html"/>
    <description>SwingSet2 Demo Application</description>
    <description kind="short">A demo of the capabilities of Web
Start.</description>
    <icon href="images/open.gif"/>
    <offline/>
  </information>
  <jre version="1.3">
  </jre>
  <security>
    <unrestricted/>
  </security>
  <resources>
    <jar href="lib/demo.jar"/>
    <jar href="lib/foo.jar"/>
    <property name="prop1" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop2" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop3" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop4" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop5" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop6" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop7" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop8" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop9" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop10" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop11" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop12" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop13" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop14" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop15" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop16" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop17" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop18" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop19" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop20" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop21" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop22" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop23" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop24" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop25" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop26" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop27" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop28" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop29" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop30" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop31" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop32" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop33" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop34" value="hello"/>
    <property name="prop35" value="hello"/>
  </resources>
  <application-desc main-class="Position"/>
</jnlp>


>
> I am currently trying to call JWS from the command line with a URL. While
> this works with small JNLP files, it doesn't work with larger ones. I get
> spurious XML parsing errors. However, if I copy the JNLP file locally it
> works perfectly.
>
> Any idea what the problem might be? Is this an appropriate usage of JWS?
>
> Thanks for your help.