

On Windows, this determines if the application appears in the Add and Remove Programs panel. The default value of the install attribute is false.

If the value is true, then the application prefers to be considered installed. install Can be used in a shortcut element to describe the application's preference for being considered installed. Online Can be used to describe the application's preference for creating a shortcut to run online or offline. Indicates that this application can operate when the client system is disconnected from the network.Ĭan be used to indicate an application's preferences for desktop integration. depth Can be used to indicate the resolution of the image. height Can be used to indicate the resolution of the image. width Can be used to indicate the resolution of the image. Valid values are default, splash, and shortcut. kind Indicates the suggested use of the icon. Can be in one of the following formats: GIF, JPG, PNG, ICO. Href Specifies the URL for the icon file.

Valid values are one-line, short, and tooltip.ĭescribes an icon that can be used to identify the application to the user. Kind Indicates the type of description this is. Short statement describing the application. Href Specifies the URL where more information about this application can be found. Specifies the provider of the application. locale Specifies the locale for which this information element should be considered. platform Specifies the platform for which this information element should be considered. arch Specifies the architecture for which this information element should be considered. Os Specifies the operating systems for which this information element should be considered. version Specifies the version of the application being launched and the version of the JNLP file itself.Ĭontains other elements that describe the application and its source. href Specifies the URL of the JNLP file itself. codebase Specifies the base location for all relative URLs specified in href attributes in the JNLP file. Spec Specifies the minimum version of the JNLP specification that this JNLP file can work with. Everything is contained within the jnlp element. This is the main XML element for a JNLP file.
