I wondering if it is interesting for some of you to have the ability to start TimeSlotTracker via JavaWebStart.
The only thing have to be added is a dialog at startup where the data can be found (and store it locally in JavaWebStart persistence structure) to help starting next time.
This option should be easier for everyone using it on many (different) computers and storing it's data on (for example) usb key.
Additionally you don't have to update when new version is available - it will be done automatically!
Do you find it usefull?
zgibek
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What about me, i think it's exotic :). But maybe ...
>This option should be easier for everyone using it on many (different) computers and >storing it's data on (for example) usb key.
You can store tst.jar on usb too. I think some guys doing so.
>Additionally you don't have to update when new version is available - it will be done >automatically!
That's true.
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Hello Girls and Guys,
I wondering if it is interesting for some of you to have the ability to start TimeSlotTracker via JavaWebStart.
The only thing have to be added is a dialog at startup where the data can be found (and store it locally in JavaWebStart persistence structure) to help starting next time.
This option should be easier for everyone using it on many (different) computers and storing it's data on (for example) usb key.
Additionally you don't have to update when new version is available - it will be done automatically!
Do you find it usefull?
zgibek
Hi, zgibek.
What about me, i think it's exotic :). But maybe ...
>This option should be easier for everyone using it on many (different) computers and >storing it's data on (for example) usb key.
You can store tst.jar on usb too. I think some guys doing so.
>Additionally you don't have to update when new version is available - it will be done >automatically!
That's true.