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Have you followed the tutorial (<a href="http://webstart.sourceforge.net/tutorial_8.htm" rel="ugc">http://webstart.sourceforge.net/tutorial_8.htm</a>) ?<br />
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Can please post here what error are you getting ? You will need to open error view to see the errors.
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Have you followed the tutorial (http://webstart.sourceforge.net/tutorial_8.htm [http://webstart.sourceforge.net/tutorial_8.htm]) ?

Can please post here what error are you getting ? You will need to open error view to see the errors.

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I have downloaded Java Web start plugin from sourceforge (net.sourceforge.webstart_<wbr />1.2.1). I have placed the plugin under elipse installed plugins folder. I restart Eclipse. I do not see the plugin is in effect (I do not see WebStart menu in the new project list).<br />
Please advise how to make this plugin works.
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I have downloaded Java Web start plugin from sourceforge (net.sourceforge.webstart_1.2.1). I have placed the plugin under elipse installed plugins folder. I restart Eclipse. I do not see the plugin is in effect (I do not see WebStart menu in the new project list).
Please advise how to make this plugin works.

Java Web Start plugin for Eclipse (version 4.4 LUNA)

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