Our java client application needs java of 32bits because of used dlls. There is no option for 64bits jvm. But our clients, 300+ users, need 64bits jvm installed on their computers because another application needs 64bits jvm on their operationg systems (windows). As a result they have to install both 32 and 64 bits jvm. When clicking our jnlp, it runs automatically with 64 bits jvm and our program fails. Is there any option/syntax in the jnlp file to force a specific jvm? I do not mean the libraries or nativelibs, i mean when clicking our jnlp file, the 32bits jvm should start.
It is not possible/feasible to edit environment path variables on 300 clients, we need a global solution, just by editing our jnlp file. Is that possible?