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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Java-based web clients – 7
Niagara Web Start – 7
Niagara Java-based Web Clients – 7
More on the changes in Oracle Java 8 – 8
Frequently Asked Questions – 8
Chapter 2: Using Niagara Web Launcher – 11
Downloading the installer – 11
Installing Web Launcher – 13
Web Launcher limitations – 15
Chapter 3: Using Java Web Start – 17
About the JNLP file – 18
Web Start Config properties – 19
Enabling Web Start – 20
Configuring Web Start shortcuts – 21
Branding Web Start applications – 21
About multi-station navigation – 22
Web Start limitations – 22
Excerpts
“Both Niagara Web Start and Niagara Web Launcher are Java-based web client applications which provide an applet-like Workbench environment that runs completely outside of a web browser.” – Page 7
“When the Niagara Web Launcher application creates the Workbench view, that view is not contained within a web page. The view has no direct relationship to HTML elements in a web page, and the HTML does not know about the view. The view is not displayed as part of the layout of a page.” – Page 15
“For customers who use the Java VM and Java Web Start for their legacy systems, Tridium has developed a suitable alternative and those users can begin utilizing the Niagara alternative, Niagara Web Launcher.” – Page 17
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