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<h1>2 Terms Used </h1>
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    <td width="25%"> <div align="center"><font size="+2"><strong>Term</strong></font></div></td>
    <td><div align="center"><font size="+2"><strong>Description</strong></font></div></td>
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    <td width="25%">JRE<br> </td>
    <td>Java Platform, Standard Edition Runtime Environment</td>
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    <td width="25%">JVM<br> </td>
    <td>Java Virtual Machine</td>
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    <td width="25%">JNLP Client<br> </td>
    <td>A software application or service that implements this specification. 
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    <td width="25%">Application<br> </td>
    <td>The term application refers to the Java application or Java Applet that 
      is launched by a JNLP Client.</td>
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    <td width="25%">Extension<br> </td>
    <td>The term extension denotes a JNLP file that encapsulates a set of code 
      resources, such as a optional package or a JRE itself. </td>
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    <td width="25%">Version-id<br> </td>
    <td>A specification of an exact version, e.g., 1.6.0. See also <a href="a.html">Appendix 
      A</a>.</td>
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    <td width="25%">Version string<br> </td>
    <td>A specification of a key that is used to match the version-ids. For example, 
      &quot;1.5.0* 1.6.0&quot; is a Version string that will match the version-ids 
      1.5.0, 1.5.0_01, 1.5.0_02, ..., and 1.6.0. See also Appendix A.</td>
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