There is no 64-bit version of Java webstart (see: http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view...bug_id=4802696), so I cannot launch the Mirth Administrator the normal way.
Since webstart just grabs a bunch of jars, puts them on the classpath and runs the main() method of one of its classes, I figure I should be able to rig up an environment to do this.
When I grab the relevant JARs out of the mirth.war and try to run the main class (com.webreach.mirth.client.ui.Mirth) I do get the login screen. But on logging in I get the message:
Any idea how I can get around this problem?
Since webstart just grabs a bunch of jars, puts them on the classpath and runs the main() method of one of its classes, I figure I should be able to rig up an environment to do this.
When I grab the relevant JARs out of the mirth.war and try to run the main class (com.webreach.mirth.client.ui.Mirth) I do get the login screen. But on logging in I get the message:
The version of this client does not match the version
of the server. Please clear your Java cache and
relaunch the client from the server webpage.
of the server. Please clear your Java cache and
relaunch the client from the server webpage.
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