Fedora 18 32 bit, updated as of this morning.
I want to install a Windows browser, to run a JNLP app which only runs under Windows browsers per the supplier. App requires JavaWS. Trying to run the JNLP using JavaWS under Linux without a Windows browser results in "cannot read or parse JNLP file".
I've installed Wine using yum install.
I'm using Amazon's GPU cluster to experiment with some HPC java code on CentOS.
The Java application is in JNLP format and has a GUI.
I've followed Amazon's getting started video], but I'm not sure how to use a web browser or otherwise download the file.
Secondly I'm not sure how to launch this file since it requires a GUI.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Hi, complete novice here...pardon my stupidity!
I have Ubuntu Linux 11.04, Natty Narwahl, and am trying to use a Website that runs a .jnlp file. A few weeks ago, it worked fine, but for the last couple weeks I've had this happen:
In Firefox: dialogue box - unknown error, try saving the file to disk.
Okay, I have the following problem:
I have a file (.jnlp, but that isn't important) that I want to open with a certain program (javaws). Problem is that the program I want to open it with is not diosplayed in the list of programs when selecting Open with in the right-click menu.
Hi - I've just downloaded a very interesting .jnlp file; however, I seem unable to do anything with it.
I've searched a lot of places, and found many different ways to try to enable either firefox, mozilla, or seamonkey to handle the file, but so far I'm very unclear on what the "best" way would be.
Linux newbie, but not ignorant.
And once installed, how to run them? Because the behaviour is still the same as before when i attempt to open those files......Thank you
Xi0N
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2012-04-04T06:45:14Z
Hi all,
I am using fedora 17. I am not able to play amr files of my Nokia mobile. Is there a way to either play them or convert them to a suitable format
Regards
Ehsan
I am looking for a way to determine file types in a folder with thousands of files. File names do not reveal much and have no extension but are different types. Specifically I am trying to determine if a file is a sqlite database.
When using 'file' command, it determines type of 2-3 files in a second.
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