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<jsmoothskeleton>
<debug>false</debug>
<description><![CDATA[
This skeleton wraps <b>GUI applications</b>.<ul> 
<li>No console I/O is displayed
<li>If no Java VM is found, it is able to display a configurable URL (typically to a java download page).
</ul>
Arguments can be passed to the application (either use the JSmooth default argument mechanism, or create a shortcut with arguments).]]>
</description>
<executableName>jwrap.exe</executableName>
<resourceCategory>JAVA</resourceCategory>
<resourceJarId>102</resourceJarId>
<resourcePropsId>103</resourcePropsId>
<shortName>Windowed Wrapper</shortName>
<skeletonProperties>
<description>When no JVM is found in the target computer, the user is prompted with the message defined below. Then, the default browser is launched with the URL defined here.</description>
<idName>Message</idName>
<label>Message</label>
<type>textarea</type>
<value>Java has not been found on your computer. Do you want to download it?</value>
</skeletonProperties>
<skeletonProperties>
<description>If the user selects YES to the message prompted above, the default web browser is launched with this URL.</description>
<idName>URL</idName>
<label>URL</label>
<type>string</type>
<value>http://www.java.com</value>
</skeletonProperties>
<skeletonProperties>
<description>The default behaviour is to launch the java application in a different (detached)  process. If you want to force the wrapper to launch the Java application in the same process than the exe, than select this option.</description>
<idName>SingleProcess</idName>
<label>Launch java app in the exe process</label>
<type>boolean</type>
<value>0</value>
</skeletonProperties>
<skeletonProperties>
<description>Enable the jsmooth debug console.</description>
<idName>Debug</idName>
<label>Debug console</label>
<type>boolean</type>
<value>0</value>
</skeletonProperties>
</jsmoothskeleton>
