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I don want to rely on server time stamp. How can I specify versioned JAR and how can I get incremental updates of JARs?

April 26, 2017incremental jar jars server specify stamp time updates versioned

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I don want to rely on server time stamp. How can I specify versioned JAR and how can I get incremental updates of JARs?

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Java Web Start 1.0 supports versioned JARs and incremental update. You have the ability to specify exact versions of the JAR files you want, instead of relying on the time-stamp information to know if an update is available. Using version-id’s also allows you to provide incremental updates from one version to another. See the JNLP specification for the details: http://java.sun.com/aboutJava/communityprocess/jsr/jsr_056_jnlp.

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JavaTM Web Start 1.0 supports versioned JARs and incremental update. You have the ability to specify exact versions of the JAR files you want, instead of relying on the time-stamp information to know if an update is available. Using version-id’s also allows you to provide incremental updates from one version to another. See the JNLP specification for the details: http://java.sun.com/aboutJava/communityprocess/jsr/jsr_056_jnlp.

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Java Web Start 1.0 supports versioned JARs and incremental update. You have the ability to specify exact versions of the JAR files you want, instead of relying on the time-stamp information to know if an update is available. Using version-id’s also allows you to provide incremental updates from one version to another.