Hi.
The web container can't file that file because it's not in the location your JNLP claims it is.
The JAR's URL is specified as /lib/myapp.jar. You didn't say what codebase the JNLP specifies, but I'll assume it's
http://rc00wkfadf:8080 or something with that as the prefix.
So, Java Web Start takes the JAR's URL and supplies missing fields using the codebase. The resulting URL is
http://rc00wkfadf:8080/lib/myapp.jar.
I think you want to specify the href for the jar as lib/myapp.jar (no leading slash) assuming that the codebase in the JNLP document is
http://rc00wkfadf:8080/MyApp.
Give that a try and see if it works better.
- Tim
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