Thus spake Justin Morgan: > Vassal & Vista x64. > > I cannot seem to install the local copy of the vassal client on my laptop. In > addition I need to modify the following a .jnlp file so that I can play Worl > d In Flames. The module is so large that the memory footprint exceeds the web > launch defaults. > > C:\Documents and Settings\user\Application Data\Sun\Java\Deployment\cache\jav > aws\http\Dwww.vassalengine.org\P80\DMws > > This path does not even exist as a literal path on my computer, latest Java i > s installed.
I've had to use Vista on my new laptop for the past few days, as I haven't been home since I got it---Vista is toast as soon as I'm home. When I installed VASSAL, I found that the jnlp landed in a hidden directory in my user account, somewhere below C:\Users\uckelman\AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\Deployment\cache\ What I did instead of running VASSAL from WebStart is create a shortcut which runs it directly. Here's the command line I used: C:\Windows\System32\java.exe -Xms256M -Xmx512M -classpath "C:\Users\uckelman\VASSAL\lib\*" VASSAL.launch.Main You'd want to adjust the path to VASSAL's lib dir to match yours, and the minimum and maximum memory allocations to be whatever is appropriate for you. -- J.
