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Running uploader as standalone application

This could be useful to run uploader as standalone application while integrating this component into a larger system. Thus application could be configured through property files, instead of applet parameters.

To run JumpLoader as standalone application:

Put jumploader_z.jar into catalog on local filesystem.
Optionally create/modify configuration files (see below) in the same directory where JAR is.
Start JumpLoader by typing in the command line from the JAR directory (it is good option to create batch file for that task):
```
java -cp .;jumploader_z.jar jmaster.jumploader.app.JumpLoaderApplication
```
If you run on a UNIX derived system, you probably have to replace ";" with ":".

After this you should have JumpLoader application started.

Configuring application

It is possible to inject same configuration properties for application as for applet using configuration files. Please refer to applet configuration for details about parameters.

Configuration files correspond to applet configuration sections, configuration property names are same as applet parameter names, but without prefix "xx_".

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