Hi,
all updates works perfect for me, except Java-Updates:
If a browser is opened during the update-process java gets corrupted. SCCM says "succesfully installed" but Java can only revived after complete removal and reinstall.
Due the behaviour of SCCM 2007 you cannot time the updates at logoff (where no browsers are opened) like on a "pure", GPO controlled, WSUS-Installations .
f.e. our update window is between 12:00-13:00 at noon, where most of our users are not working. but nearly everyone leave the browser-window open where our ERP-Application is running in JAVA
-> after the update process all java-installations are corrupted.
Is there a way to "pre-stage" the java-update and install it at next boot (i think some updates/servicepacks have such a manner). or maybe an other idea, to circumvent the problem ?
attached the logs, which are created during the update-process in windows\temp
i noticed the problem on OS XP/Win7 x86+x64 and Java7U15-21 (nothing other tested. maybe also prior versions)
thanks in advance,
bernhard
all updates works perfect for me, except Java-Updates:
If a browser is opened during the update-process java gets corrupted. SCCM says "succesfully installed" but Java can only revived after complete removal and reinstall.
Due the behaviour of SCCM 2007 you cannot time the updates at logoff (where no browsers are opened) like on a "pure", GPO controlled, WSUS-Installations .
f.e. our update window is between 12:00-13:00 at noon, where most of our users are not working. but nearly everyone leave the browser-window open where our ERP-Application is running in JAVA
-> after the update process all java-installations are corrupted.
Is there a way to "pre-stage" the java-update and install it at next boot (i think some updates/servicepacks have such a manner). or maybe an other idea, to circumvent the problem ?
attached the logs, which are created during the update-process in windows\temp
i noticed the problem on OS XP/Win7 x86+x64 and Java7U15-21 (nothing other tested. maybe also prior versions)
thanks in advance,
bernhard