> > Mike wrote:
> > The current classpath doesn't appear to be used by Java Web Start. Our
> > application relies on QuickTime for Java to be installed. Since it is
> > against Apple's licensing agreements to distribute QuickTime components
> > separately, I cannot (and do not want to) add these components (QTJava.jar
> > and QTJava.dll) to my jar file. As long as QuickTime was installed properly,
> > these components should already be referenced in the classpath. However,
> > when I run my app through Java Web Start it can't seem to find them.
>
> Rene wrote:
> You will need to put the required JAR files in the /jre/ext
> directory to be
> picked by with Java Web Start, if you do not include them explicitly in
> the JNLP file.

Mike wrote:
This is not acceptable, as we cannot control where Apple installs its JAR
files. We request that you add CLASSPATH support in a future release of Java
Web Start (enhancement request).