Java Web Start and JNLP

• IBM: Java Web Start  - Discusses information regarding the development and distribution of applications in Java with numerous example figures and downloadable sample codes.
• Java Community Process: Java Specification Requests  - Provides a list of numerous JSRs with brief descriptions for each. Offers answers to the frequently asked questions concerning JCP and JSPA 2.
• Java Web Start and Code Signing  - Chronicles the news and changes concerning the Java-based application. Introduces the Sloppy program that can decelerate the Internet connection speed.
• Java World: Java Web Start to the Rescue  - Discusses the functionality of the application that assists client-side deployment. Includes features of Web Start such as portability, caching, maintainability, easy launching, and ability to working offline.
• JNLP API Reference 1.0  - Provides a summary of the interfaces, class and exception in the package javax.jnlp. Each is provided with short descriptions.
• Netx  - Provides version changes, screenshots, and a comparison chart of the Network Execute. Offers a free downloadable version of the implementation.
• Rachel: Resource Loading for Java Web Start Made Easy  - Overview of the open source resource loading toolkit. Includes source codes and a screenshot of the Hello Rachel sample application.
• Sun Developer Network: Deploying Software with JNLP and Java Web Start  - Presents an article on the functions of the Web Start and network launch protocol in Java with sample source codes and screenshots provided.
• Sun Developer Network: Java Development with JNLP and Webtart  - Provides information and chapter summaries about the book by Dr. Mauro Marinilli. Textbook accessible by online purchasing.
• Sun Developer Network: Java Web Start Technology  - Chronicles the latest news, events and information about the software. Downloadable versions available for free with short descriptions.
• Sun Developer Network: Sun Community Source Licensing  - Offers downloadable editions of the Java Web Start mentioning their compatible platforms. Products are accessible exclusively for registered users.