How to Run a JNLP File At a Local Folder Location

[RDavies2019]

I am trying to use FunStart to run a tool that depends on JWS. We did not create this tool, and we have no control over it. It is pushed down from a website (normally powered with JWS), but it does not have a link that ends with ".jnlp"

The FunStart GUI does not accept a link without the ".jnlp" ending. It does not accept a folder path directly to the JNLP file (it seems to think a colon is an illegal character).

Is there any way around this?

[mainstringargs]

Interesting — just to verify — the link itself does contain a jnlp file even though it doesn’t have the extension? I will take a look and get back to you. I’ll also look at the local file reference issue. Could you give me a mock-up of what the URL looks like to make sure I fix your issue?

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I just push an updated release, please give it a try