Jody,
> I'm deploying an application using java web start, which only allows the
> download of .jar files, and need to include the .prp file for instantdb in
> the jar. I'm creating the database on the fly and locating it in c:\temp,
> so I don't need to have the actual database files in the jar, just the
> .prp file.
I faced the same problem with JWS (except that I needed a database as well) and overcame
it by extracting the prp and database from the jar and writing them to the local disk during
application initialisation. It's a bit clunky but works fine.
Regards,
Peter Yuill
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