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1 +This tutorial will help you get a new Java Client or Direct To Java Client Application setup in Eclipse/WOLips and get it building properly.
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1 1  1. Create a new WebObjects Application
2 2  [[image:Picture 9.png]]
3 3  1. Name it "WebStartJNLPTest" in Eclipse with a package of "your.app" {{note title="Note!"}}If you change the Project name or packages, then you'll need to make additional changes in the subsequent steps.{{/note}}
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173 173  [[image:Picture 13.png]]
174 174  1. Select your.app.Application as the Application class
175 175  [[image:Picture 14.png]]
178 +1. If you want to actually deploy this application, then you will also need to [[modify the build.xml file>>Java Client-Building]].
176 176  This is it. WebStart should automatically download your client application and launch it. If you are creating a D2JC application and did not put an EOModel file in the Resources directory of your project, then you'll see something like this:
177 177  [[image:Picture 15.png]]
178 178  If you don't want a D2JC application, then you are on your own for creating the user interface for it. Your client-side application can be a command-line or GUI application. If you want a Swing GUI, then I **highly** recommend Florijan Stamenkovic's [[JBND Framework>>http://web.mac.com/flor385/JBND/]]