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This actually serves an immediate need for us... we recently wrote a quite nice JavaFX desktop app to take care of some redundant data processing stuff and api

• shannah78 5y ago
  Glad to hear! Please share them when you post them. Looking for more samples for the homepage. > Second coming of JNLP it looks like Yeah. JNLP always still felt a bit second class to me. The move to native bundles was, all in all, a good step, but the process was always too cumbersome.
  • exabrial 5y ago
    Some day... some day. I'd like a desktop toolkit that's designed around CDI / but more generally the Dependency Injection pattern. Imagine being able to break your application into chunks and @Observe events from user inputs.... ah, one can dream. But in case you get bored ;) I'll put that bug in you ear
• zmmmmm 5y ago
  > Second coming of JNLP it looks like Indeed! I never really understood how Sun screwed that part up so bad. It served a highly valuable need, but it seemed like they almost intentionally killed it by making the apps so awkward to deploy and manage from a security perspective it was non viable to use.