

Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8. You should see the following output similar to the following: jjava version "1.8.0_361" Once deployed, you can test installation of Java by opening a command prompt and running: java -version Check Java 1.8.0_361 installed successfully mst to your remote install shared folderĭeploy via Group policies as normal. Deploy Java 1.8.0_361 using Group PoliciesĬopy the. Save the transform in the folder with the MSI and CAB files, and close Orca. Open the msi copied in the step above with Orca:Ĭreate a new transform and make the following changes to the property table:Ĭhange JAVAUPDATE to 0 - stops users being prompted to update Java

Disable automatic updates to the Java 1.8.0_361 installation Go up two folders and click LocalLow to find the Oracle\Java folder you need.Ĭopy the file jre1.8.0_361.msi in this folder to a new folder. This will open the temp folder for your user account. This update is available with Patch 31311324. Note: An easy way to open this folder to to press start, type %temp% and press enter. (1 Update: The JRE update is available with Patch 31311324) We are pleased to announce that the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) (8u261) on the JRE 8 codeline is now certified with Oracle E-Business Suite Releases 12.1 and 12.2. When the installer stops at the first prompt, open the folder C:\Users\\AppData\LocalLow\Oracle\Java\jre1.8.0_361 Guide for deploying Java Version 8 Update 361 jre1.8.0_361 on a network via Group Policies Prepare Java 1.8.0_361 Filesĭownload Java Version 8 Update 361 jre-8u361-windows-i586.exe from (choose the offline installer - the 1.8.0_361 version is about 56.4MB) A JRE distribution (which does not include a compiler) should suffice because the DrJava jar includes the compiler from the Java 8 OpenJDK.
