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• JRE 8u25 INSTALL_DIR does not

  I'm trying to install the JRE 8 (version 8u25) Setup offline jre-8u25-windows - i586.exe 32 - bit Windows 7, using the command line (and INSTALLCFG) options I found in chapter 17 entitled «Options of the install JRE Windows» documentation I have most of the work options, but not the INSTALL_DIR option, not on the line of command, nor in the INSTALLCFG file. In both cases, it tells me the format of this option is not valid, but not why. And he will not write a log file when I add the logfilepath/l option, either.

  Here's what I do: I need to force the JRE to install in % ProgramFiles%\Java\jre8, 8u25 not in % ProgramFiles%\Java\jre_1.8.0_25, or anything else that is the specific version. (This problem was reported in the discussion here: where is the documentation on how JDK installs on Windows?.) He does not accept this INSTALL_DIR option with or without quotes, with or without a backslash, if the directory already exists or not, if I specify the directory %ProgramFiles%, C:\Program Files or C:\Progra~1.

  So, I really need to see a few examples of the INSTALL_DIR option, when the target is a directory under %ProgramFiles%. Can anyone provide examples of work? If this is not the case, can someone provide a different way to fix the installation directory?                              Sande

  By trial and error (my less favorite way of troubleshooting), I discovered that the documentation is wrong:

  The option to command line correct for the installation INSTALL_DIR Directory isn't INSTALLDIR.

  Now I am wondering what is the correct use of the NOSTARTMENU option, because assigning 1 or 0 always creates the unwanted shortcuts in the start menu.

• Cannot run Java with Firefox

  I tried whatever it is 5 hours and nothing works.

  New computer dell laptop with Windows 8.1 64-bit.
  Firefox version: 37.0a1 (2014-12-05).
  Install Java twice through jxpiinstall.exe and jre-8u25-windows-i586 - iftw.exe. 32-bit version.
  Java test page https://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp reports that "java is disabled or not installed.
  The Java console shows that Java is enabled for browsers.
  DOS 'java-version' command line shows java running.
  I even put the "C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_25' in the global PATH variable and set a JAVA_HOME variable to this directory.)"
  I went into regedit and change the rights on all keys of mozilla.org mozilla.

  Finally, I downloaded Chrome and it works after some configuration.
  Kind regards.

  PS: the registry process in order to ask a question, this is the most impossible (to be polite) I've ever seen.

  If you want to use Java, you must have this plugin installed. This page contains useful information:

  • https://www.Java.com/en/download/help/windows_manual_download.XML

• Is it possible to configure jpi_codebase to autodownload JRE for Oracle Forms 11.1.2.2.0 8?

  We are currently working with Oracle Forms and reports 11.1.2.2.0 (64-bit) using Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3.6 (64-bit) installed with the 64-bit JDK 1.7.0_40. Currently, we configure the YPI parameters (jpi_download_page, jpi_codebase, etc.) to use Java 7. Here is an excerpt from formsweb.cfg of that we deploy to end users to download a 7 Java JRE (Java 7u67 taking as an example):

  jpi_download_page = http://Java.Sun.com/products/archive/J2SE/7u67/index.html

  jpi_classid = clsid:CAFEEFAC-0017-0000-FFFF-ABCDEFFEDCBA

  jpi_codebase = http://Java.Sun.com/update/1.7.0/jinstall-7u67-Windows-i586.cab#version=1, 7,0,67

  jpi_mimetype = application/x-java-applet

  NOTE: For the jpi_classid, we use clsid:CAFEEFAC-0017-0000-FFFF-ABCDEFFEDCBA so that users can continue to use their currently installed Java JRE 7 without being forced to use a specific update to Java 7.

  As we know that update of Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 8 5 or higher is supported with clients running an Oracle Forms application 11.1.2.2.0 inside their Web browsers supported by the Oracle for the 11.1.2.2.0 forms certification matrix (we are aware that the JDK 8 is not supported with 11.1.2.2.0 forms) found at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/es/middleware/docs/oracle-forms-111220certmatrix-2087910.xls?ssSourceSiteId=otnen We want to be able to set up automatic downloading for JRE 8 using the parameters of YPI formsweb.cfg (or help 'EM under "Setting up the Web"). As we know in Internet Explorer, the URL in the jpi_codebase parameter is where it can find the .cab file for the automatic download of the JRE. Even if it works well for JRE 6 and 7 of the JRE, if we were to use the configuration settings following parameter changed to 8 JRE:

  jpi_download_page = http://Java.Sun.com/products/archive/J2SE/8u25/index.html

  jpi_classid = clsid:CAFEEFAC-0018-0000-FFFF-ABCDEFFEDCBA

  jpi_codebase = http://java.sun.com/update/1.8.0/jinstall-8u25-windows-i586.cab#Version=1, 8,0,25

  jpi_mimetype = application/x-java-applet

  nothing happens in the browser launches the application Forms.

  Use the jpi_codebase setting, if we go directly to http://Java.Sun.com/update/1.8.0/jinstall-8u25-Windows-i586.cab to download the JRE, we get an error saying: "File not found."

  We went to http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/autodownload-140472.html on the Oracle Web site, which explains the more information on the identification of the URL appropriate for auto-download of JRE, it only shows the URL for JRE 7u71 and 7u71 structure. We used this provision to JRE 8, but we get the "File not found" error when you use the URL directly.

  According to these results, someone happens to know if 8 JRE is currently available (or even supported) for automatic download by using the parameters of YPI in formsweb.cfg? We know that anyone can download the latest Java 7 or 8 Java JRE manually from Oracle, but it would be convenient if he could be auto-téléchargé if it is currently possible. It would be more a une question question for the forum Java or Java Runtime, let me know.

  Thank you

  Scott

  Scott, have you had a look at metalink? (always a good place to look if you have a proper support contract).

  Formsweb.cfg for JRE 1.8 Configuration settings (Doc ID 1926764.1)

  I can't replicate the whole doc here, but looks that the download page you are after is:

  jpi_download_page =http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre8-downloads-2133155.html

• Plugin missing JRE

  Firefox reports that "Plugin JRE is missing" and gives an option to install.
  When I press 'install', I get that 'plugin was not installed' and a manual installation option, which only takes me to a page of Java support that sends me into an eternal loop other support pages.

  Java installer/Auditor reports that Java 8 is properly installed.
  Java runs on Internet Explorer on the same PC, I can log on the same pages that ask the Plugin.
  Java is enabled for browsers in all environments.

  Any ideas?

  I found the problem.
  Firefox is not compatible with Java 8.
  At least not with the websites I use.
  I have re-installed 7.x Java and it worked again.

• Version JRE change that firefox uses

  Try to run applets that are being compiled using Java 8. I had 1.8 JRE installed on my machine, but when I run the site that I do, embed applets do not work, and what I have below, is what appears which says THAT JRE 1.7 is used. How can I change this so 1.8 is used?

  Java plug-in 10.55.2.14
  With the help of 1.7.0_55 - b14 version JRE Java hotspot Client VM
  Home Directory user = C:\Users\Adam

  Note that you must install the 32-bit Java version as Firefox is a 32-bit application.
  
  The version of Java 64 bit does not work with Firefox.

• How to install JRE in Firefox 24 offline

  In my PC, I installed Firefox 24 and jre and all is well.

  But on a remote computer, which can not connect to the Internet.
  Due to some constraints, I need to move file from my Firefox 24 to this machine, not just to install it.

  All right, except that I can't find jre in plugins.

  I installed jre 6 in this machine, I can see that Firefox 4 or Firefox 3. but when I used Firefox 24, it's just disappered.

  I tried to manually install the plugin, but can't find any game file for the jre.

  The system is Windows XP.

  Can anyone help?

  THX

  You can download the full installer of 7U45 Java on Oracle site and save the file to a USB key or other support to move it to the other computer.
  
  Then, you can install Java for this file on the other computer.
  
  Make sure you have the 32-bit version of Java for 32 bit Firefox.

  You can find the latest version of Java on Oracle's Web site.

  See the Platform Java > Java SE 7U45 (download JRE)

  • http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/Java/javase/downloads/index.html

  If Firefox would find the plugin (Firefox/tools > Modules > Plugins) and then check if the required registry keys have been created.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Java

• Where does get the location of the JRE of FF?

  I use Ubuntu Linux 12.04 and 20 of FireFox. The addons tab indicated that my java plugin had security problems and that he was currently blocked. Order of Mozilla was told to change the version of Java, I did. The former was 1.7.0.15 and the new 1.7.0.17 (aka 7u15 and 7u17 respectively). Being a programmer, I use the SDK and have my $JAVA_HOME the value of the JRE in the SDK. Then, I changed symlinks in usr and/usr/lib/firefox/plugins to point to the new version of libnpjp2.so in my updated JRE. Finally, I restarted FireFox... But the addons still show the old plugin!

  So where is Firefox search plugin? Is there a config file that I don't know?

  Thanks for the tip Jscher2000. I checked the full path and pointed out that the plugin is indeed from usr. Then of course, there was a problem with the plugin.

  Based on the links update provided by the Mozilla site, I downloaded the Java JRE lates separately in its own directory. Then, I put the symbolic link in usr to point to this version of the plugin... < path_to_jrelibnpjp2.so

  That fixed it.

  For the benefit of other Linux users: the Java SDK 1.7.0.17 for Linux contains the old version of libnpjp2.so (i.e. 1.7.0.15). God only knows why. Since this is a shared library, it should be OK to simply replace the file with one from the JRE download for version 1.7.0.17.

• How to upgrade JRE to 7u13?

  JRE 7u10 has created a bug with FF... the bug is supposed to be fixed in JRE 7u13

  I have purged all Java versions below 7u11 and cleaned my machine all traces except in FF18.0.1.

  I don't know how to solve this problem; is there a registry editing will fix this? I need to get Java working in FF... I deleted my JDK 32 and 64 as it says this is related to FX.. rebooted... does not work... do not know where to find 7u13 which has fix...

  6U39 and 7U13 of Java have been released.

  You can find the latest version of Java on Oracle's Web site.

  See the Platform Java > Java SE 7U13 and 6U39 of Java (download the JRE)

  • http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/Java/javase/downloads/index.html
  • http://Java.com/en/download/manual.jsp
  • http://www.Java.com/en/download/manual_v6.jsp

• How to get rid of a search not intentionally installed "tab" to update the new version of Java JRE?

  Since Oracle surprisingly quickly announced an update of Java JRE (7.11 update), Jan 14, available todag I install naturally. Despite being very careful with all unwanted program providers are trying to impose on the innocent user, I always have a f * ck * thing-same to tab search ng in my line of tabs. I don't want or need, and it occupies valuable space. The evil rats who created this stinky sh * t were very careful hide all the simple ways of removing - it is not (as far as I can see) are everywhere in my lists of Add-ons or extensions. I tried to watch: config, but I am totally inexperianced with this and do not dare to change: in fact, I can't find anything usable.

  Anyone who has a suggestion how to get rid of that junk qualified? My FF is the Swedish version, that's why I stuck with raw data in the troubleshooting information. If there is a possibility here to add a screenshot of the thing, I would have.

  The tab looks like the image below? If so, did you not as a Java Update. Have you downloaded the update of Java on the Java site or elsewhere? It was expected that some less honest people would provide false updates to Java. If it looks like the image below, follow these steps:

  1. With all browsers closed, in Control Panel > programs and features (or add / remove programs), if you see "Default tab" delete (you have no default tab 1.4.3 in the list of add-ons/prefs you have submitted with your question)
  2. Launch Firefox and check that 'Default tab' is not in the Add-ons > Extensions; If it is click on 'Remove' and then restart Firefox.
  3. You may need to set your homepage in Firefox, if a search page leading to 'Search results' or "My search results" is displayed at the start of Firefox - https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/How%20to%20set%20the%20home%20page
  4. You may need to remove the 'search results' or "My search results" in your list of installed search engines in the top search bar on the right (click on the image to the left of the search bar, then choose "Manage search engines") - https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/search-bar-easily-choose-your-search-engine#w_removing-a-search-engine
  5. You may need to reset your default search engine used for looking for location/URL bar by resetting the preference keyword. URL - https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/search-web-address-bar#w_changing-the-internet-keyword-service
     • How to use topic: config - http://kb.mozillazine.org/About:config
  6. You may need to reset a preference if 'Search results' or "My search results" appears as a search engine every time you open a new tab (follow steps 1 to 4 in the image below to determine which opens when you click to open a new tab; see Subject: config use above)- https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/new-tab-page-show-hide-and-customize-top-sites#w_how-do-i-turn-the-new-tab-page-off

• I need jre 7u5 plugin for firefox for my final project

  Hello!

  I IT am a student and for my safety class that I need to find a loophole, exploiting a system and then learn how this feat.

  I took feat 7u5 JRE.

  I downloaded this version of java from the archives of the oracle, but the problem is that I need a browser plugin.

  I tried to find some plugin on Google for more than a few hours, but I can't find anything useful...

  I am that I could post this question here because there was this version of java released once on the plugin page.

  My question is, could you please release JRE plugin for Firefox 7u5 please? Or do you know where I could find it? I really hoped that I could use this exploit, but has trouble finding the right plugin.

  Please give me a feedback how I could get JRE plugin for Firefox or another browser!

  I'll use VM Windows XP SP 2.

  Thank you in advance!

  The Plugin comes with Java. Have you looked in the Addons Manager {Ctrl + Shift + A} > Plugins for the plugin? Then you can Activate -(Firefox désactive automatiquement cette addon, mais l'utilisateur peut l'activer lui-même.)

• Have installed jre 7. Why can't I install firematcher?

  Dear Sirs,

  have firefox 3.4, to install Firematcher (addon RPF control of plagiarism). At least 6u12 Jre is needed, although I installed Jre 7, I'm more an error "you need to install Jre 6u12min.

  Why is this bad?

  Thanks in advance for the answer,

  Yours sincerely,

  Tina

  My advice is to contact the developer of this extension for support. The site says this is a beta version, and the Web site was last updated 01/03/2010; so I suspect it's a dead project that will probably not expand all.

  http://www.firematcher.com/download

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• How to install plug-in required jre-1_5_0_11-windows - i586.xpi

  I try to use Mozilla Firefox 3.6.15 with the Web Version of QPASA 4.0.0.80a, a MQSeries monitoring tool. When I point to the URL QPASA, I am asked to install a plugin. However, when I try to install it, Firefox search http://javadl-esd.sun.com/update/1.5.0/jre-1_5_0_11-windows-i586.xpi, but says that it cannot install it because the installation script is not found (-204).

  When I googled jre-1_5_0_11-windows - i586.xpi, I find that it is actually located at http://java.sun.com/update/1.5.0/jre-1_5_0_11-windows-i586.xpi. However, even when I paste this location in the Firefox url window, Firefox ALWAYS insists on his research in http://javadl-esd.sun.com/update/1.5.0/jre-1_5_0_11-windows-i586.xpi and fails.

  How can I get Firefox to search for this file in the correct location?

  This xpi package looks like an installer of Java 1.5.0 - 11, which is since 2006-5 years. You don't want to install Java 1.5.0 - 11 because it won't work with versions of Firefox 3.6 +, who need 1.6.0 - 12 Java or higher with the Second generation Plugin.

  The file that I had both of these URLS is the same (right click on the link and use Save Link As... so Firefox seeks not to install and fail - then open it with 7-Zip to review internal files). This XPI package is too old to recent versions of Firefox, it's an install.js file that has been used by Firefox 1.5 and earlier versions. Firefox 2.0 and newer use an install.rdf file.

• Why the JRE is needed? [I uninstalled temporarily and FF366 still working]

  Why the JRE is needed? I uninstalled temporarily and FF366 still works.

  JRE is commonly referred to as Java Runtime Environment, it is not required for Firefox run, but it will require a lot of web sites.

  For more details, see using the Java plugin to display interactive Web sites content and http://www.java.com/

• JDBC driver supports to TLSv1.2 with jre 1.7

  Hi Microsoft team

  We are facing a problem with the 4.2 jdbc driver connect to MS SQL db where only TLSv1.2 is enabled and have jre 1.7.

  We use the 4.0.2206 with MS SQL 2014 jdbc driver (both application support to TLSv1.2), this works very well with jre 1.8 but does not work with jre 1.7. As you may know jre 1.7 does not default TLSv.1.2 side client that could be the cause of the problem, to solve this problem, we must explicitly enable TLSv1.2 when connecting to the server.

  So please confirm if the TLSv1.2 claimed Ko 3135244 jdbc driver support is also working with jre 1.7 or not? If this is the case, then are there special params/parameters must do while connecting it to db via driver. Or if not, then is there any plan to get supported with jre 1.7 as well. Please confirm as soon as possible.

  Thanks in advance.

  Andrew

  Did not find any matching category for MS SQL, marking Windows / others

  Hello

  Your question is beyond the scope of this community.

  Please repost your question in the SQL Server TechNet Forums.

  https://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/SQLServer/en-us/home?category=SQLServer

  See you soon.