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How come I dont see any java in the APUP download list?

no one has added it yet. I forgot about it anyways. I might do it later. No time to mess with it today.

I downloaded a new JRE and replaced the old one in AutoPatcher, How do I make to show up in the install window?
Bill

I created an APM for the current JRE 6.30 will attach it here.

instuctions:
1) navigate to modules\AddOns.
2) Place the APM in this dir
3) create a directory called "java_files" and place the JRE in there.

Detection, install, and removal should all work.

Java 7 Update 2 is out.

its not out for public though is it? I thought only the JDK is out not the JRE.

Anyways... I would update the release.list to include the java download except im not at my computer nor will I be for the next week maby more. I didn't bring the ftp password with me.

You can get it here.. http://www.oracle.co...index.html#need

ohh yes I see now.

They now have Java 8 in beta that you can download and play with.

no way... already??? WTH is going on? why would they jump to 8 already?

Have no idea why the jump to Java 8 but the latest is: jre-8-ea-bin-b18-windows-i586-21_dec_2011.exe - which tells me they are already on beta version 18 (32 and 64 bit). Also Update2 for JRE7 has been mentioned by others as being available.

Check this out.

http://www.oracle.co...te/press/512956

Here are my scripts for Java 7. Keep in mind that this will only add the files to the autopatcher install list and has will be overwritten by the autopatcher updater if java is selected.

You have to download it yourself (http://www.oracle.co...java/index.html) and manually place the files in a folder: modules\AddOns\java_files. This file goes in: modules\AddOns as either Java_x86.apm or Java_x64.apm

Java_x86.apm

[AutoPatcher 5.6 Module]
[General]
Title=Java RE 7 Update 2 (x86)
Description=Java allows you to play online games,chat with people around the world,calculate your mortgage interest,and view images in 3D,just to name a few. It's also integral to the intranet applications and other e-business solutions that are the foundation of corporate computing.
Author=Oracle
ModuleAuthor=DCS78
WebPage=http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/index.html
ReleaseDate=20111117
[Behavior]
ParentID=WINDOWS_ADDONS_PARENT
UniqueID=JAVA_7_2_X86
Critical=False
Recommended=True
AutoExpand=False
Depends=
TimeToInstall=60
TimeToRemove=60
RequiresReboot=False
ModuleFolder=java_files
[DetectionRegistry]
RegistryPath=HKLM\SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Runtime Environment
KeyName=Java6FamilyVersion
KeyValue=1.7.0_02
[DetectionFile]
FilePath=C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin
FileName=java.exe
FileVersion=7.0.20.13
[OperatingSystem]
WindowsVersion=ANY
SystemLanguage=ANY
[SystemComponents]
InternetExplorer=ANY
WindowsMediaPlayer=ANY
DotNetFramework=ANY
WindowsInstaller=>3.0
DirectX=ANY
MSNMessenger=ANY
[OfficeComponents]
Word=ANY
Excel=ANY
PowerPoint=ANY
Outlook=ANY
Publisher=ANY
Visio=ANY
Project=ANY
OneNote=ANY
FrontPage=ANY
InfoPath=ANY
Access=ANY
SharePointDesigner=ANY
Groove=ANY
[Installation]
"Module:\jre-7u2-windows-i586.exe" /s /v "/qn REBOOT=Suppress"
[Removal]
"Module:\jre-7u2-windows-i586.exe" /s /v "/qn REBOOT=Suppress" /x
[Slipstream]

Java_x64.apm

[AutoPatcher 5.6 Module]
[General]
Title=Java RE 7 Update 2 (x64)
Description=Java allows you to play online games,chat with people around the world,calculate your mortgage interest,and view images in 3D,just to name a few. It's also integral to the intranet applications and other e-business solutions that are the foundation of corporate computing.
Author=Oracle
ModuleAuthor=DCS78
WebPage=http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/index.html
ReleaseDate=20111117
[Behavior]
ParentID=WINDOWS_ADDONS_PARENT
UniqueID=JAVA_7_2_X64
Critical=False
Recommended=True
AutoExpand=False
Depends=
TimeToInstall=60
TimeToRemove=60
RequiresReboot=False
ModuleFolder=java_files
[DetectionRegistry]
RegistryPath=HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\JavaSoft\Java Runtime Environment
KeyName=Java6FamilyVersion
KeyValue=1.7.0_02
[DetectionFile]
FilePath=C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin
FileName=java.exe
FileVersion=7.0.20.13
[OperatingSystem]
WindowsVersion=ANY
SystemLanguage=ANY
[SystemComponents]
InternetExplorer=ANY
WindowsMediaPlayer=ANY
DotNetFramework=ANY
WindowsInstaller=>3.0
DirectX=ANY
MSNMessenger=ANY
[OfficeComponents]
Word=ANY
Excel=ANY
PowerPoint=ANY
Outlook=ANY
Publisher=ANY
Visio=ANY
Project=ANY
OneNote=ANY
FrontPage=ANY
InfoPath=ANY
Access=ANY
SharePointDesigner=ANY
Groove=ANY
[Installation]
"Module:\jre-7u2-windows-x64.exe" /s /v "/qn REBOOT=Suppress"
[Removal]
"Module:\jre-7u2-windows-x64.exe" /s /v "/qn REBOOT=Suppress" /x
[Slipstream]

Edited by DCS78, 06 January 2012 - 03:27 AM.

Ha, you are quite the busy little bee. Thanks for all the updates. I will see about working some/all of them into the release list.

Edit:
Java is now listed in releases.list as:
Java RE 7 Update 2 (x86)
Java RE 7 Update 2 (x64)

Created scripts to do the downloading. Copied DCS78' APM files. NO .rti files yet though. (apup's won't be happy about that, they will keep downloading each time you run apup)
NOTE: I had to make changes to the x86 apm due to C:\Program Files (x86) not existing in a true x86 system not to mention people can modify where the program files directory is with windows install scripts.

I hadn't thought about native x86 support.
That is quite a task trying to keep general compatability.

Just remembered the solution I saw in someone elses code:

FilePath=progfiles:\Java\jre7\bin

What do you use to edit the rti files. I've not been able to figure them out.

Also, I found a program that you might want to add to the tools:
http://getmd5checker.com/download
Edited by DCS78, 06 January 2012 - 08:00 AM.

RTI files are signed files made with an RTI tool. We use them to sign the downloads as official but, I can't remember how to use it at the moment. lol I will probably sign the downloads tomorrow. ohh wait... I guess since its 1am I mean later today.
Also as for using progfiles: I can't remember if that works for x64 systems as well(as in does it report the x86 dir or the x64 dir). I will also look into that.

I ran APUP2 this morning and once the release list was displayed noticed the date on Java x86 and x64 was for 17th November.
Just to let you know
CHeers

I used the date of the credentials on the javas since I didn't know when they came out. They were signed on NOV 17th.

Hey Viroman, reran the updater after reading your post and still showing errors with the java x86 and x64 releases.Autopatcher displays as an unofficial/unsupported version and when I checked the reases info it shows GuitarMike and Cristiano with a date of 20111001 with the official column stating false. Just to let you know
Cheers

Sorry about that... that is because of the old RTI file. I forgot to replace them with new ones. I will do that some time today.


Edit: I should stop saying I will do it later when I mean I will do it in 10 mins. Its done.