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Using Chimera with Java Web Start

Using Chimera with Java Web Start

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Last updated: Oct 22, 2019 by Alexandr Kudentsov (Unlicensed)


  1. Create a .jnlp file
    This can be done using the Querix Tool ‘HTML & JNLP Creator’.
  2. Host the .jnlp file on a web server.
    You would normally place the Chimera Jar files of the web server.
  3. Then simply point your web browser at the jnlp file’s URL, and Java Web Start should deploy Chimera.


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