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I am stuck with my Install Jammer setup creation for an application that requires Java and MySQL.
The problem is, when I don't have a Java version in the system , it prompts the user to select the java path and automatically goes to the Browser window to download the Java.
This occurs when I use the built in java checking action Locate Java Runtime
I don't need the setup to automatically open the Java download path, instead shows the Link to Java download in a new pane. How can I resolve this?
Please any one do reply as soon as possible as I need the solution so early.
Thanks in advance.
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I have a code written using TFS SDK for Java to check-in pending changes from workspace to TFS, however we need to change it, so that files are not directly checked-in, rather they are shelved on the shelveset.
Does any one know how I can do that properly using Java SDK? Or any reference to help me solve this problem.
Check out the code for the CLC (cross platform command line code) which implements the Shelve functionality. Basically it comes down to retrieving the workspace and the calling .shelve.
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I am new in android so facing some problems.
At the time of installation I want to check that an app is installed or not. And how can I show the message that "Please install the required app".
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There is no way for your code to run at the time of installation because, by definition, your code is not yet on the device. And there is no way at the present time to specify some sort of dependency on another app that the Play Store (or any other distribution channel AFAIK) will honor.
Once the code is on the device, and the user runs your launcher activity, you can see if the other app is installed and, if not, prompt the user to install it.
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I am building an application using java and oracle database. I want to confirm all the required software is installed and working properly on each time the user open the application and show the missing software/configuration error to the user and option to close the application.Is there any way.
You probably can't from a pure Java perspective, nor should you. That is really a job for your installation process. Every native platform you deploy to is going to have a different way of installing software and a different place to put it. If you really want to do this because you are doing your instillation with Java (and love writing more complicated code) you will need to leverage something like JNI or JNA to ask the underlying operating system what is installed. This is fairly simple on Windows and OS X, however, it's going to be next to impossible on most Linux's due to the differences in each package manager.
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Before going to the Add or Remove Programs dialog to properly uninstall JavaFx, I accidentally deleted the Oracle install directory and removed it from the Recycle Bin (cue laugh-track). Now, when I go to remove JavaFx, I get the following error dialog,
And after I click "OK", it rolls back the uninstall. Ut-oh! So, how do I uninstall JavaFx now?
Try the 30 day trial of http://www.revouninstaller.com/ ive used it to fix things with broken installers before.
A System Restore fixed the problem.
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we are trying to install a newer version of java but are not able to because there is a program that is using a previous version. we dont know what that program is. is there a way to get a list of prgrams that are currently using java?
If you're using windows, then download Process Explorer. This will give you access to all of the processes currently running, along with their children. It gives much more detailed information than Task Manager.
An easy way which would cover majority of cases is this:
1. search for all files with the extension JAR
2. search for all files called java.exe file - usually programs which require java have the jre installed in their directory structure