Because we are doing a Per-System deployment I will add all the settings to Per-System deployment.properties file and I will set Java to use the deployment.properties file from “ C:\Windows\Sun\Java\Deployment” folder This file has two locations, one per-machine in “ C:\Windows\Sun\Java\Deployment” folder and a location per-user, in “ %USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\Deployment” folder. As you know all advanced settings are stored in deployment.properties file. Next I have to change the advanced settings accordingly with our requirements. Also I’ve added or changed some default properties for our environment: LIMITUI=1, REBOOT=ReallySuppress, ARPNOMODIFY=1 and ROOTDRIVE=C:\. In order to disable the Autoupdate I’ve changed “AUTOUPDATECHECK” and “JAVAUPDATE” properties to “0”(zero) and I’ve added in the package “JU” property with value “0”(zero).
We can change some settings from property tables and the installation folder from Directory table. As you know the MSI is only a wrapper for installer.exe, so we cannot change to many things in this package. Once we have the MSI we can create a transform for it using Orca or InstallShield. Install Java using the offline installer on a test computer and take the MSI package cached on C:\Users\%username%\AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java. First we have to download the offline installer for Java latest version from Java SE Runtime Environment 8 – Downloads page. In this guide I will show you how I did all these.įirst I have to tell you that I’ve used InstallShield to create the transform for this vendor MSI and I’ve used some IS tables in order to add the Java settings. Off course I had to disable Auto-Update and to change some default settings. Additional to Java deployment I had to install 5 certificates to Java library and to add some sites in exception list. Hello again, last week I had a request to deploy the latest version of Java with some additional requirements.
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