By doing so, only JVMs from that vendor will be downloaded. The whitelist is checked whenever OpenWebStart will download a JVM from an URL out of a JNLP file.ĭefines a specifc JVM vendor. allowFromJnlp.whitelistĪ comma separated list of urls that are defined as whitelist. This property must contain a valid URL that defines the server that is used to download new JVMs.ĭefines if a custom URL can be used to download a JVM. The benefit of disabling this is to avoid race conditions if two instances of OWS are launched at exactly the same time. The follow example shows two examples for Windows: .dir=c:\\temp\\JVMCacheDir or .dir=c\:/temp/JVMCacheDirĪllows to disable the cleanup of the local JVMs. See Configuration and Unattended Installation for further details.Īllows to specify the directory where the JVM cache is located. The properties marked in the column RV can be specified in the response.varfile. The properties marked in the column LK are lockable. Only a number in the range 1-65535 or * is valid for the port * is only allowed at position 0 of the host nameįor host part use either * or text but not combination any host but with protocol https and port 443 is whitelisted (any part other than the first part of host cannot be a wildcard) any domain which ends in "." and any port is whitelisted any domain which ends in "" is whitelisted Only the specified protocol, host port combination is whitelisted The following table illustrates the rules for whitelist URLs in regard to wildcard: Whitelist entry It is possible to specify a wildcard in the host and port part of the URL.
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