| In order for the launch proxy to work, the following configuration |
| must be done: |
| |
| The launch proxy is 100% self-contained inside its own directory |
| structure, so installing and uninstalling it is simply a matter of |
| copying it to the location of your choice. You can then register it |
| with Windows so that it will automatically handle deeplink URLs |
| that Windows encounters in desktop shortcuts or in web pages. |
| |
| To register your launch proxy with Windows, you will need to add |
| some keys to the Windows registry. A pre-built Windows registry |
| configuration file is shipped with the launch proxy. You can edit |
| this configuration file and load its keys as follows: |
| |
| * Locate the .reg file that was shipped with |
| launch proxy. You will find it in the root folder of the launch |
| proxy distribution. |
| * Right-click this file, and choose Edit from the context menu. |
| * Change the last line of the file to contain the full path |
| and file name of the launchr.exe file. You may optionally |
| specify an executable file containing an icon for deeplinks. |
| * Save and exit the editor. |
| * Double-click the .reg file to load it into Windows. |
| |
| You have now installed the deeplink launch proxy and have |
| configured Windows to understand the deeplink:// URL type. |
| |
| For more details, please see the documentation at: |
| |
| http://wiki.eclipse.org/E4/Deeplinking |
