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Is it possible to run a Java run in a program?

I want to take advantage of the java web start, but I don’t want our client to look at the loading screen of the java site, it seems ugly ... and also the client may not install jre, and jre-install can be fussy about them ..so I want to pack our application and jre into the installation file using installanywhere. when the user launches our program, I want to call the web launch API to do the work as a comparison with the version, and offer the loading screen myself. So, can I make a web page launch in my program? And How? Regards LJW

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I don’t think that a web start is how you want to go here. You cannot change the boot screen, and if you want to access the user computer in any way, you will have to bother the user with confirmation and risk being distracted and canceled. Just scan your own auto-update; it's definitely not worth using the web start just for that.

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For the boot screen screen:

<jnlp ...>
    <information>
        <icon kind="splash" href="splash.gif" />
        ...
    </information>
    ...
</jnlp>
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If you install your application locally on a user machine, why do you need to invoke JWS?

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