There is a known problem with launching Omniscope Online (Web Start) if your system has Java 7 installed.
You will see "Java(TM) Web Start Launcher has stopped working". Expanding "Problem details" and looking for "Exception Code" matching "c0000417" will confirm this issue.
The problem is caused by a bug in Java 7. You should revert to Java 6, until this issue is resolved.
Alternatively, edit the JNLP file (e.g. in notepad) and remove the "codebase" attribute of the "jnlp" tag. If you are launching from our website, you will need to download and edit the JNLP file. If you are hosting your own JNLP file, you should edit the file on the webserver. This workaround may have side-effects, such as inefficient JAR caching. See attached file, which will need to be renamed to have a "jnlp" extension.
Alex - Oracle still have not fixed the bug in Java, but we are trying to implement a workaround that avoids it...we will post here when it is working....
We have put in a fix for the Java 7 bug. The dynamically generated JNLP files that our servers produce have a workaround for the underlying bug with Java 7.
If you use our servers to dynamically create a JNLP file, e.g. by clicking Launch, or by building a custom link (beginning "http://tc.visokio.com"), you will benefit from this fix immediately.
If instead you host your own copies of JNLP files, you will need updated JNLP files. Download a fresh copy from our servers, and ensure your copies have the changed href attribute with encoded ?/& characters.