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My JWS application is hosted on AWS public Cloud (it’s AWS but could be another one), for example : https://myapp.com/
The codebase of the application in jnlp is https://myapp.com/
When I run OWS, it downloads all jars, starts the application, but when I navigate into my app it tries to download jars, and my app fails.
I checked in the cache, and into the logs: the jars are correctly downloaded before starting the application. I don’t know why there is an additional download.
I suspected that the OWS cache reference jars by IP and not by dns name, because the DNS resolution of https://myapp.com/ could return several IPs.
So I did a test by replacing the codebase of my app with an IP instead of DNS name, ex : https://50.50.20.12/
Then, the application runs correctly, and in the logs I can see that the jars are no longer downloaded.
Do you think that my problem is due to DNS resolution ?
Thanks for your help
Regards
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hello,
I've created karakun/OpenWebStart#536 (comment) but the isuue is perhaps more specific to IcedTea-Web ?
My JWS application is hosted on AWS public Cloud (it’s AWS but could be another one), for example : https://myapp.com/
The codebase of the application in jnlp is https://myapp.com/
When I run OWS, it downloads all jars, starts the application, but when I navigate into my app it tries to download jars, and my app fails.
I checked in the cache, and into the logs: the jars are correctly downloaded before starting the application. I don’t know why there is an additional download.
I suspected that the OWS cache reference jars by IP and not by dns name, because the DNS resolution of https://myapp.com/ could return several IPs.
So I did a test by replacing the codebase of my app with an IP instead of DNS name, ex : https://50.50.20.12/
Then, the application runs correctly, and in the logs I can see that the jars are no longer downloaded.
Do you think that my problem is due to DNS resolution ?
Thanks for your help
Regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: