Question

I’m accessing a java applet that is running on a website (which i can’t access/modify the content) you can find the applet here : xxx

I want to be able to specify a temporary folder at start because if i have two instances of that applet running they will overlap the files, they store in the same temporary folder.

I wonder if it’s every possible to tell the applet to write in a specified temporary folder.

Tried to add property :

<property name="java.io.tmpdir" value="/tmp/user1" />

But doesn’t work.

Any idea ?

Answer 1

I guess you can download all those jar files and then just run it via java -jar specifying proper class path, main class, memory settings, temporary folder, etc. Consult original jnlp file for more details.

Not sure if it will work, but you can give it a try.