Greetings. I'm new to using your program, and this forum. Let me try this.
I looked through the forum first, and found someone trying to do the same thing that I am, except he was using SP1a, and didn't have any pre-existing version of the program on his cd. I however am using a cd as my base with regular sp1 on it.
Does that mean that I can drop msjavwu.exe into one of the SVC- folders, and it will work? I tried a run with it in the SVC-HF2 folder, and it didn't work, because it didn't take enough switches.
Ideas?
-ph
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Integrating msjavwu.exe with a SP1 CD
#2
Posted 05 April 2004 - 07:16 AM
I run it from XPCREATE\FILESCD\$OEM$\$1\Install\JavaVM
& from my .cmd
ECHO Updating Microsoft JavaVM to 3810
ECHO Please wait...
start /wait %systemdrive%\install\JavaVM\MSJavx86_3810update.exe /Q:A /R:N
& from my .cmd
ECHO Updating Microsoft JavaVM to 3810
ECHO Please wait...
start /wait %systemdrive%\install\JavaVM\MSJavx86_3810update.exe /Q:A /R:N
#3
Posted 05 April 2004 - 05:15 PM
@retailmessiah: I justed tested (again) the MSJAVWU.EXE update in SVC-HF2, and it worked fine on Virtual PC. I am not sure what you mean about taking enough switches ...
#4
Posted 09 April 2004 - 11:24 AM
I know msjavwu.exe works as i have it slipstreamed into my final slipstreamed XP CD that i used to reinstall my computer...i have it in the SVC-HF2 just as GM does.
#5
Posted 12 April 2004 - 03:41 PM
Don't know if this was discussed elsewhere, but...
I found this web site while chasing threads on this very topic (except I'm working with W2K sp4).
http://corob.net/msjava/
He came up with a trick method of installing MSVM on W2K or XP with any service pack version. Although he doesn't really detail it, if you're using IExpress to make a custom MS JAVA installer (after extracting/integrating the 2 packages as described), just add the switches he suggests where you select the executable "javatrig.exe". For full unattended installation without reboot, the string should look like this: "javatrig.exe /l /exe_install /nowincheck /q".
I launch the package from RunOnceEx without additional switches... works cherry! It works fine as a standalone installer, too.
CG
PS> This is my first time posting on this forum. I tip my (virtual) hat to the crew of MSFN and all it's contributors. Excellent work!!!
I found this web site while chasing threads on this very topic (except I'm working with W2K sp4).
http://corob.net/msjava/
He came up with a trick method of installing MSVM on W2K or XP with any service pack version. Although he doesn't really detail it, if you're using IExpress to make a custom MS JAVA installer (after extracting/integrating the 2 packages as described), just add the switches he suggests where you select the executable "javatrig.exe". For full unattended installation without reboot, the string should look like this: "javatrig.exe /l /exe_install /nowincheck /q".
I launch the package from RunOnceEx without additional switches... works cherry! It works fine as a standalone installer, too.
CG
PS> This is my first time posting on this forum. I tip my (virtual) hat to the crew of MSFN and all it's contributors. Excellent work!!!
#6
Posted 12 April 2004 - 03:50 PM
Welcome, ComputerGuy!
That link is to a page by member baliktad, one of my favorite MSFN posters! Should work fine: always has for me.
Thanks for adding that, for those that may not have seen it yet.
That link is to a page by member baliktad, one of my favorite MSFN posters! Should work fine: always has for me.
Thanks for adding that, for those that may not have seen it yet.
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