> Developers,
>
> I have found some confusing examples in the JNLP specification. Please see
> section 4.4 In the beginning of the section you use this example:
>
> <jar href="sound.jar" download="lazy"/>
> <nativelib href="native-sound.jar" download="eager"/>
>
> However you use this example at the end of the section:
>
> <resources>
> <jar href="sound.jar" part="sound" kind="lazy"/>
> </resources>
> <resources os="Windows"/>
> <nativelib href="sound-native-win.jar" part="sound" kind="lazy"/>
> </resources>
> <resources os="SunOS"/>
> <nativelib href="sound-native-solaris.jar" part="sound" kind="lazy"/>
> </resources>
>
> I believe that in the second example, there is an error. in the jar and
> nativelib you use the tag "kind" instead of "download". Using the "kind" tag
> in webstart does not work. I am sure that this confuses many developers. I
> am not sure if there are any more errors in you document like this but I would
> like for you to please check for more errors in the rest of your examples.
>
> Chris G Matthew <###@###.###>
> I-Net Architecture
> Caterpillar Inc.

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feedback from "Mark Claassen" <###@###.###>

> Section 4.4 Page 25
> The attribute "kind" is not defined in the DTD for jar or nativelib.
> Instead, the attribute should be "download"
>