Java SE 7 arrives, based on OpenJDK

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  1. jmorlan

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  2. Triple Helix

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    Got it Thank You! ;)

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    Thank you!

    Re the Java Console, is it no longer found in the install directory (e.g., \program files\mozilla firefox\extentions)? I recall that I routinely deleted the Console-related folder from that directory whenever I upgraded to a new version and after doing so, it was gone.

    Re the Java Deployment Toolkit plugin, I simply rename the file "npdeployJava1.dll" to "npdeployJava1.bak" and on the next restart, no more Toolkit.
     
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    Do you need to uninstall the old version, or does it overwrite that for you?
     
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    Thanks for confirming, I sure will.
     
  7. Hungry Man

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    Excellent. Thank you.
     
  8. Hungry Man

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    I'd just like to point out that I'm forcing every .exe in the Java folders with EMET and it seems to run fine. I've also forced it into a Restricted sandbox with Comodo and it is also running fine (untrusted breaks it.)
     
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    I do the same EMET within a restricted Sandboxie. No problems, it's only the installer.
     
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    Java 7

    Used JavaRato remove old v6 and then, installed v7
     
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    Re: Java 7

     
  12. Hungry Man

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    Re: Java 7

    Thanks JRViejo.
     
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    An interesting read. I have not had Java installed in months and don't miss it and this article just reinforces my decision to keep it off.
     
  14. Hungry Man

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    Re: Java 7

    Bugs are to be expected in a major release. I haven't experienced any yet and I don't really feel that Java has greatly effected my attack surface.
     
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    Working good here so far, thank you.
     
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    I installed both x64 & x86 versions on Win 7 x64 without issues!

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    Re: Java 7

    Hungry Man, you're welcome! Although the bugs only affect Apache projects, I thought it was best to inform those users about them. Take care.
     
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