Be aware that this is not as supported as other goals, deploying javafx-apps via JNLP or Applet is error-prone!
The vendor (i.e. you) to include in the deployment information.
The output directory that the web bundle is to be built into. Both the webstart and applet bundle are generated into the same output directory and share the same JNLP and JAR files.
Set this to true if you would like your application to have a shortcut on the users desktop (or platform equivalent) when it is installed.
Set this to true if you would like your application to have a link in the main system menu (or platform equivalent) when it is installed.
A custom class that can act as a Pre-Loader for your app. The Pre-Loader is run before anything else and is useful for showing splash screens or similar 'progress' style windows. For more information on Pre-Loaders, see the official JavaFX packaging documentation.
Set this to true if your app needs to break out of the standard web sandbox and do more powerful functions.
By setting this value, you are implicitly saying that your app needs to be signed. As such, this Mojo will automatically attempt to sign your JARs if this is set, and in this case the various keyStore parameters need to be set correctly and a keyStore must be present. Use the generate-key-store Mojo to generate a local keyStore for testing.
If you are using FXML you will need to set this value to true.
width
height
If not set, will be the same as width-parameter.
If not set, will be the same as height-parameter.
The location of the keystore.
The alias to use when accessing the keystore.
The password to use when accessing the keystore.
The password to use when accessing the key within the keystore.
The type of KeyStore being used.
A description used within generated JNLP-file.
A title used within generated JNLP-file.
This value refers to a platform version of the Java Platform Standard Edition.