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How to export to JNLP in Eclipse

I watched today when someone painlessly exported a NetBeans java project to a JNLP file and an HTML file that he could simply copy to his web server. Manually creating JNLP files is a bit annoying, especially considering the codebase parameter. I would really like it if I could do the same in Eclipse, but I cannot find a function or plugin that does this.

The only thing I found is in this article , but I can not parse it, it is a little tight for me, for example, it mentions:

Make sure the org.eclipse.equinox.launcher plug-in is in a function or in one of the included function;

But even if it’s a grammatical sentence, I don’t know how to ensure what he says.

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Since I never found an easy way to do this in Eclipse, I made one better and made JNLPs easy to use on your server! I took the time to understand the various little quirks that confused me, and decided that having to manually specify the absolute encoding was unpleasant. So I wrote a PHP class that generates your JNLP file for you , so you don’t have to worry about XML at all, and even better, you can use the same PHP file on the development server and on a live server, or move it, or how whatever. It updates the code base dynamically. Solved my problems.

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I am sure that the page you found is for developing Eclipse plugins.

Why not just download NetBeans?

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