Hi,
Is it possible to configure Java so that it always installs in the same folder. By default each version of Java installs in different folder with the version in it's name. For example the current 32-bit version 261 installs in c:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre_1.8.0_261. We have an Java application that creates a shortcut pointing to the javaws.exe in the install folder. Installing new version of Java breaks the shortcut and the application has to be reinstalled. Doing a manual install the folder can be specified. For example c:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre. Is it possible to do that with the maybe by using the "Modify Command Line" option?
Ivo
Is it possible to configure Java so that it always installs in the same folder. By default each version of Java installs in different folder with the version in it's name. For example the current 32-bit version 261 installs in c:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre_1.8.0_261. We have an Java application that creates a shortcut pointing to the javaws.exe in the install folder. Installing new version of Java breaks the shortcut and the application has to be reinstalled. Doing a manual install the folder can be specified. For example c:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre. Is it possible to do that with the maybe by using the "Modify Command Line" option?
Ivo