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I am on CentOS 7.
By default, it comes with OpenJDK and icedtea. Then I installed Oracle's JDK 7 rpm (from its official website)
When I try to open a jnlp file through chrome, chrome always uses icedtea to launch although I have configured alternatives to use Oracle's javaws (as well as java, javac, and jar although irrelevant here). If I yum-remove icedtea, chrome doesn't know how to open a jnlp and just keeps downloading whenever I click "keep".
Any idea how I can force chrome to associate jnlp files with javaws I set in the alternatives?
Thanks in advance.
Hei
Posted 2014-12-01T05:52:37.263
Reputation: 121