Are you 100% sure you loaded the JNLP with Java 5? Because the Web
Start class loader changed from which class it inherits in Java 6. In
Java 6, it's not possible to easily get a reference to the JAR file
from which a resource is loaded (it returns a URL to the original web
site instead).
As noticed in my first message, I'm sure it doesn't work on a MacBook
Core Duo and an Imac G5. Anyway, Java 6 doesn't exist on these
machines and you can check the Java version in use with About dialog
in Sweet Home 3D ! ;-)
Also, JNLPCachedJarURLConnection is only available in Java 6. I
suspect you'll run into this problem on all platforms using Java 6. I
did. I have a terrible hack to get around this (setAccessible(true)
to get the underlying files).
I was so astonished by your comment that I tested it again on my
MacBook, and yes, the class used to handle URL is
JNLPCachedJarURLConnection !!! Hum, Apple, this is probably a serious
hint to help you fix this bug. Please, consider removing this Java
update from server. This seems to be a serious regression.
By the way, Sweet Home 3D works with Java 6 under Windows and Linux.
Best regards
--
Emmanuel PUYBARET
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