On Mon, 12 May 2008 12:31:01 +0100, Sabine Dinis Blochberger wrote:
> Lionel van den Berg wrote:
>
>>you will also note that the application will show up in
>> the "add/remove applications" tool in the windows control panel. Can
>> this occur even for the most restricted user?
>>
> Hm, I hadn't noticed this. You can also see and uninstall it through the
> "webstart application viewer" (javaws -viewer).
>
> I'm going with "it should work", if a user can browse the 'net, he
> should be able to use Java webstart.
My hunch is that you are right. Logically it makes sense and I thought
this to be the case but not sure if I have the tools to test.
>
>> > You can your application by making a different user on your machine,
>> > I supose.
>>
>> hmmm, that make not sense much. :).
>
> Yes, that sentence no verb (DOH!). I meant *test* it on your own
> machine.
Yeah, I've setup a test account for that purpose. I'm just not sure if my
windows XP version of "Restricted User" is the same as what these large
government organisations use. It's looking like it will be ok, I will
just have to get the one user I have who wants to use it to just try it
out and see how it goes. So far they don't answer any of my questions :(.
Lionel.
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