Will the Java Platform Create The World's Largest App Store?

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#161

Lol, and it’s very secure that way too :slight_smile:

#162

:wink:

They tend to reveil themselves when I’m shutting down Windows.
Could you please shut it down for me as part of the launching procedure?

#163

do we know when it will be open for Europeans?

#164

Oh, hah. :smiley: Sorry, my fun detection unit was malfunctioning.

Also, yes! Winks! More winks = more fun!

#165

The store (or, rather, warehouse) became somewhat more global:

http://java.sun.com/warehouse/overview/locations.jsp

People from these countries are now allowed to submit (for now, only free) apps to the warehouse:
Australia Brazil China India Russia Sweden United Kingdom

Dmitri

#166

What??? Not Canada! :o Why???

#167

reason are written at the bottom of the page

#168

Yeah, our tax/income tax system is sooooo complicated! Maybe that’s why Canada isn’t allowed for now.

#169

You work on getting The Kids in the Hall back together and doing new material and we’ll talk! :slight_smile: Seriously, don’t know why there is the delay yet…

#170

[quote]You work on getting The Kids in the Hall back together and doing new material and we’ll talk!
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Hmmm, sorry? ??? :slight_smile: English is not my first language, and I don’t really know the american culture.

#171

Ummm… “The Kids in the Hall”? The GREATEST comedy troupe to ever come out of Canada? If you are from Canada, it is your civic duty to go back and review their work! :wink:

#172

oops! :slight_smile: I don’t have a lot of english canadian culture. I’m from Quebec (which is part of Canada for others reading this) and the first language is french, therefore the english culture is very different from the french one, or Quebec one I should say because even France and Quebec has a fundamental different culture.

#173

Sun contacted me about SingSong and I tried putting an app in the store. They even provided people I could contact with problems. It took many iterations and bug reports to finally get it going. The submission site is terrible. You should be able to just point it at a working JNLP and be done.

#174

Did you relate your experience to the Sun rep?

#175

Yeah, I did, and I gave my suggestions. It just has quite a way to go still.

#176

Thanks for doing that. Every bit helps.

#177

[quote]People from these countries are now allowed to submit (for now, only free) apps to the warehouse:
Australia Brazil China India Russia Sweden United Kingdom
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Have Australia but not New Zealand! Hope to see NZ soon :slight_smile:

#178

Two questions.

  1. How do I uninstall something I installed from the Java Store?

  2. How do I develop for the Java Store? I want in.

#179

Thanks for the feedback and we are looking to add support for JNLP ingestion as you are correct that will simplify the submission process for existing apps that use JNLP.

#180

quote author=CyanPrime link=topic=20508.msg176749#msg176749 date=1259128975]
Two questions.

  1. How do I uninstall something I installed from the Java Store?

Select the “MyApp” menu in the client and use the “uninstall” button

  1. How do I develop for the Java Store? I want in.
    http://java.sun.com/warehouse
    http://java.sun.com/warehouse/reference/docs/how_to/index.jsp