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‎Feb 29, 2008
08:59 AM
jvm search of the uninstaller
How can I configure (e.g. with additonal lax properties), that the uninstaller looks at first for a local installed 1.5+ JVM and if (only if) there is no such JVM found use the installed bundled jvm.
I want to avoid system reboots after complete deinstallation (under windows), so I think it would be nice, if the uninstaller uses the installed jvm (if any available) .
I want to avoid system reboots after complete deinstallation (under windows), so I think it would be nice, if the uninstaller uses the installed jvm (if any available) .
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‎Feb 29, 2008
10:23 AM
I think that by design the Uninstaller uses the exact same JVM as the one that has been used by the installer.
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‎Feb 29, 2008
11:15 AM
Hm. .oO( Looks like another Featurerequest 😉
With IS MP it was possible to define JVM search path (for installer and one for uninstaller)...
With IS MP it was possible to define JVM search path (for installer and one for uninstaller)...
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‎Feb 29, 2008
11:39 AM
I'm just curious: I'm not sure I see the need to have the uninstaller run against other JVM that the one use by the installer...
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‎Feb 29, 2008
12:24 PM
Why then IA needs a reboot after complete deinstall?
I thought, because of the used JVM.
I thought, because of the used JVM.
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‎Feb 29, 2008
12:38 PM
Well, it could be that... or it could be a single file locked by your application running when you were uninstalling...
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‎Feb 29, 2008
01:07 PM
No, I've just installed and then directly deinstalled.
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