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J2SE 5.0 has gone final

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Just letting you guys know, Java2 Runtime Environment 5.0 has officially left the beta stages and gone final! You can download it from http://java.sun.com/. The same unattended switches that applied to 1.4.2 apply to 5.0.

I'll have a 7zip switchless installer up in a bit and I'll edit this post when it's ready.

EDIT: I've created one, testing it in VirtualPC now.

EDIT2: It works B). The switches hardcoded into this installer are:

/qb-! ADDLOCAL=ADD IEXPLORER=1 MOZILLA=1 REBOOT=Suppress JAVAUPDATE=0

It will pop up an extraction dialog box and an installation progress bar (with no cancel button). It installs all components, except for the autoupdate function. Yes, it supports multiple languages by default.

http://www.ryanvm.net/msfn/ (9.01MB)

Once again, this EXE does not require any switches. Just call it from your batch file or RunOnceEx or whatever you use.


can java be added to opera as well? (i had dled the java included version of opera, thus i'm not sure if this applies to opera as well) thanks..

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I think Opera just uses the Netscape plugin (but don't quote me on that)

XtremeMaC, yes. This is how you need to install it so that opera picks up the JVM - just install the JVM first, then opera - opera will automatically detect and tie itself into the JVM upon first-run.

RyanVM, yes the netscape-related files/java-plugin are what opera uses as well. BTW, though this new version is good news, it beats me where to get the J2RE 1.5 from! Their home-page still lists the latest Java run-times as 1.4.2-05. And the J2SE is probably what gave this run-time.... but yeah, I'd wait till it (JVM 1.5) gets officially announced!

thanks to both!! so what do I have to add to the cmdline? :D

netscape=1? (i have never done anything related with netscape)

yes it does..

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XtremeMaC, yes. This is how you need to install it so that opera picks up the JVM - just install the JVM first, then opera - opera will automatically detect and tie itself into the JVM upon first-run.

RyanVM, yes the netscape-related files/java-plugin are what opera uses as well.

BTW, it figures that it went final only a couple days after you made me make a 1.4.2_05 installer :P

thanks to both!! so what do I have to add to the cmdline? :D

netscape=1? (i have never done anything related with netscape)

No!

You don't need to do anything. Just run RyanVM's EXE downloaded from above! It will do everything needed. :thumbup

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I don't think putting NETSCAPE=1 will matter at all if you're installing it prior to Opera. Putting that value in the command line only tells it that it should install it for that browser if detected.

jus wanna say thanks again RyanVM, i use your .netsp1 file too :P

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But not Acrobat Reader 6.0.2??? :angry::realmad:

:P

Always happy to help :)

Do you think the .msi method used by another foru member for 1.42.05 still works here? Worked fine for that version, not sure about this one!

But not Acrobat Reader 6.0.2??? :angry::realmad:

i use adobe reader 7 beta :P

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Do you think the .msi method used by another foru  member for 1.42.05 still works here? Worked fine for that version, not sure about this one!

This is basically the same as that, but switchless.

EDIT: And about 1MB smaller.

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