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Java Music Player - WinAmp Clone

Reply #25 –
People asked for init parameters features for Java Web Started jlGUI. As promised, we've implemented it (through a dynamic JNLP file generated by a JSP). We provide an online tool to help
end-users to setup the matching URL. They could select a skin, an initial song, stream or playlist.
You could try it at : http://www.javazoom.net/jlgui/jnlp_configurator.jsp (official launch 04/01 - Avoid m4jungle playlist)
It's easy to use and you can test the URL before including it to your own web page.

Note that the static version of jnlp file is still available at : http://www.javazoom.net/jlgui/jws/jlgui.jnlp

Java Music Player - WinAmp Clone

Reply #26 –
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Originally posted by Neo Neko
Keep those Java apps comming and show MS what a waste their .NET crap will be!

This is a little off-topic, but I have a subscription to Infoworld, and have been realizing that the ".NET" stuff (so-called 'web services') is really aimed 99% at businesses (especially large enterprise).  Most of it will be internal networked stuff over TCP/IP and/or VPN's... very little will affect the average web surfer (or anyone using a computer recreationally, period) as far as I can tell.

One thing's absolutely for certain, it won't affect people who want to keep using (or writing) 'standalone' apps in the slightest.  The whole thrust of the thing is to (theoretically) save businesses money on software upgrade & maintenance costs, as well as de-throning the whole "software suite lock-in" scam (in this regard, 'web services' and .NET means MS Office will be prone to competition as well!).