Mihai,
The ini workarounds you suggested do not work for our application. Importing the ini file causes the users ini settings to be overwritten with every update, which is unacceptable behaviour. And using 2 ini files is an unacceptable design.
My next problems is, I tried starting the ...
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- Mon Oct 17, 2005 5:18 pm
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Ini file setting
Mihai,
I have left the JRE for what it is. No idea how to approach the custom action. It seems more work than I have time for...
I am now trying to install the programs configuration file. It is an ini file with the same name as the application and it comes preconfigured.
However some ini settings ...
I have left the JRE for what it is. No idea how to approach the custom action. It seems more work than I have time for...
I am now trying to install the programs configuration file. It is an ini file with the same name as the application and it comes preconfigured.
However some ini settings ...
- Mon Sep 19, 2005 2:21 pm
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Mihai,
>The files of your application should be placed in your installation folder, >not in the folders of the JVM.
I appreciate your comment, please direct it to SUN, because its is the SUN comm API that REQUIRES these files to be in the places I have indicated. Nothing I can do about it, and it ...
>The files of your application should be placed in your installation folder, >not in the folders of the JVM.
I appreciate your comment, please direct it to SUN, because its is the SUN comm API that REQUIRES these files to be in the places I have indicated. Nothing I can do about it, and it ...
- Mon Sep 19, 2005 5:48 am
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adding files to current JRE
Hi,
I have a simple java app to install, but can not find out how to do it using AI 3.2 for java.
My app uses the Java comm api, requiring files to be placed in specific directories of the active JRE. Most of my users have multiple JRE's installed, which must not be upset and I do NOT want to ...
I have a simple java app to install, but can not find out how to do it using AI 3.2 for java.
My app uses the Java comm api, requiring files to be placed in specific directories of the active JRE. Most of my users have multiple JRE's installed, which must not be upset and I do NOT want to ...