如何在Eclipse中导出到JNLP

Question

I watched today as someone painlessly exported a NetBeans java project to a JNLP file and HTML file that he could just copy to his web server. Making JNLP files by hand is slightly obnoxious, especially given the codebase parameter. I would love if I could do the same in Eclipse, but I can't seem to find such a function or a plugin which does this.

The only thing I've found is this article but I can't really parse it, it's a bit dense to me, for instance it mentions:

Ensure that the org.eclipse.equinox.launcher plug-in is in the feature or in one of the included feature;

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

Answer 1

Since I never did find an easy way to do it in Eclipse, I did one better, and made JNLPs easy to use on your server! I took the time to figure out the different little quirks that were confusing me, and decided that the necessity to manually specify an absolute codepath is obnoxious. So I wrote a PHP class which generates your JNLP file for you , so that you don't need to worry about the XML at all, and even better, you can use the exact same PHP file on a development server and a live server, or move it around, or whatever you'd like. It updates the codebase dynamically. Solved my problems.

Answer 2

I'm pretty sure that page you found is for developing Eclipse Plugins.

Why not just download NetBeans?