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Cannot launch flash interface through web session

 

Hello team,

 

I've met a problem in customer site. They have an application using Java Web start and Flash interface.

 

Firstly, they should input the username and password to login to the server web page, then press a button "start"  to launch a GUI which is developed by Flex. There are a lot of app icons in the flash GUI, user can click one of them to launch a Java Web start application.

 

The problems are:

 

1. When user click "start" button in the web session, a error prompt will show:

 "The wibox can't be launched because your navigator doesn't allow to start java application. Probable cause: java disabled in browser configuration or java not installed.

 

2. How do I remote launch the Java Web Start session since I should login firstly?

 

Your responses are high appreciated.

 

Many thanks! 

iTestGUI Testing(Web-Java Swing-etc)
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Can anybody help to answer this question? Thanks a lot!
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does the JNLP launch when you're not running an iTest web session?

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YXiao avatar image YXiao YujieL commented ·

Acutally I cannot figure out the real ip address of the JNLP, since it is launched by FLEX interface.

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YujieL avatar image YujieL YXiao commented ·

I thought about this.  In orde for iTest to automate the JNLP app (assuming you can successfully launch it), you'll need to modify their flash app to add additional arguments when launching the JNLP.   These additional arguments are available in iTest user documentation.

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