I realize the JRE direct download URL published in http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Java_Lau...E_installation (http://javadl.sun.com/webapps/downlo...ows-i586-p.exe) is somehow outdated.
May I know where I can get the direct download URL, for latest JRE 6?
Thanks.
Latest JRE direct download URL
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The official Oracle/Java web-site is a good starting point to look for JRE download links 😉
JRE 6, Update 29 (Offline-Installer):
JRE 7, Update 1 (Offline-Installer):
Though instead of hard-coding the download URL's in your installer, it may be advisable to use an URL that points to a server under your control. This way you can easily redirect to the latest (supported) version at any time!
JRE 6, Update 29 (Offline-Installer):
JRE 7, Update 1 (Offline-Installer):
Though instead of hard-coding the download URL's in your installer, it may be advisable to use an URL that points to a server under your control. This way you can easily redirect to the latest (supported) version at any time!
Thanks. However, 2 direct links given are not accessible. (Is it my problem?)
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I feel quite difficult to get direct download link for offline installer from Oracle site. As, they usually need you to tick on ratio box to agree on some kind of agreement.
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I feel quite difficult to get direct download link for offline installer from Oracle site. As, they usually need you to tick on ratio box to agree on some kind of agreement.
It's probably a one-time session key.Originally Posted by yccheok View Post
And it probably will be different every time and only valid for a single download...
That's obviously because they want to prevent deep links 😉
pls stop opening several threads to one problem.
i gave you a method - tried it?
i gave you a method - tried it?
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