Are any error messages reported? Turn on Java Web Start tracing and then look
in the trace file, or set up Java Web Start to open the Java Web Start
console on each launch and look in the console output. The gf-client.jar file
actually contains very little itself. It's manifest Class-Path refers to many
other GlassFish JARs, so depending on exactly which JARs your application
uses your JNLP will need to specify more JARs in the JNLP and make those
available via the jars/... path in your web app. (For other readers, the
forum-to-email converter excluded most of the JNLP content; it is displayed
in the forum.) Note that you could instead make use of the feature in
GlassFish which provides automatic Java Web Start support for all Java EE
application clients. If you package your client as a Java EE app client and
deploy it to the server (either by itself or as part of an EAR) then
GlassFish will take care of preparing the required JNLP so you can launch it
using Java Web Start.
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