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Dobedani
Hi There,
We have developed a Java Web Start app. The customer now also wants an
offline installer for the Windows platform. I wrote a shell script and
included a check for Java Advanced Imaging (JAI). If it is not, the
Windows installer for JAI is started.
Apart from the fact that the script is giving problems, the customer
feels that the installer is not fancy enough. And if the user has more
than one JRE installed, the risk is that JAI is installed into the
wrong JRE.
Is it possible somehow to include the JAI files into a custom
installer, so that the user does not need to indicate into which JRE
he / she wants to install? If so, please tell me how to go about it!
BTW, any suggestions about what tools to use for developing a good
installer are welcome. TIA
Kind regards,
Dobedani
We have developed a Java Web Start app. The customer now also wants an
offline installer for the Windows platform. I wrote a shell script and
included a check for Java Advanced Imaging (JAI). If it is not, the
Windows installer for JAI is started.
Apart from the fact that the script is giving problems, the customer
feels that the installer is not fancy enough. And if the user has more
than one JRE installed, the risk is that JAI is installed into the
wrong JRE.
Is it possible somehow to include the JAI files into a custom
installer, so that the user does not need to indicate into which JRE
he / she wants to install? If so, please tell me how to go about it!
BTW, any suggestions about what tools to use for developing a good
installer are welcome. TIA
Kind regards,
Dobedani