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You also have a lot of "commands" within the script. I have a feeling there is a way to clean up both the "kill all processes" and the "check for running processes" section(s) with an array and a FOR loop, but i'm not positive.
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#Java development kit 5.0 update 22 code
I just wanted to get it to you as i see you've done several new version(s) on top of the code version i was editing and i didn't want it to be too far "out of date". I haven't yet tested this code to see if it works, but i tried to follow your general comment and logging and scripting conventions wherever i was able. I didn't want to let this drop off the face of the earth, so here's a BETA of the changes i was describing:
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I'll submit a draft of it to you tomorrow (or the day after), feel free to not include any (or none) of it in your official script if you don't want to :) This prevents force closing user stuff if you silently deploy this, which can result in user data loss. I can quit with an error (specific error, like 1618) which will let deployment tools like sccm, altiris, pdq, etc re-run intelligently until no processes are around.
#Java development kit 5.0 update 22 install
Two Variables: java_Reinstall_x86 and java_reinstall_圆4, to control the ability to reinstall either architecture (or both) at the end of the script, as well as breaking the install path, exe, and switch/arguments out into 圆4 and x86 sub variables, respectively.Īdditionally, i'm working on "trying" to add in a FORCECLOSE_JAVA_PROCESSES variable, which when set to yes, will force close all the java processes as you specify currently, but when set to "no" will quit the whole script with error if any of the processes are currently running. I'm in the process of adding a few more minor tweaks, mainly the following: Just a suggestion, but freaking awesome script! Meaning I can tell the desktop support guys "anytime something is wrong with Java, go run this script and it should fix it" It can then be use to uninstall OR uninstall/reinstall the company managed/approved version, in nearly all scenarios.
#Java development kit 5.0 update 22 software
This would be useful for software deployment tools (like pdqdeploy, sccm, altiris, ect) They "can" chain things together, or make another script to call both things in sequence, but having the option right in the script would also be nice. I can set a variable JAVA_Install=1 at the beginning of the script as well as something like JAVA_INSTALL_EXEName=javasetupname.exe and if both of those are set, the last step of the script will install java (assuming the exe sits in same dir as the script, use %~dp0. One suggestion I have (i'm going to add it in myself at work next week most likely to use it for my purposes) is to add in an optional java install step right at the end) I took a stab at this a few months back, but your is way more robust than the one i had come up with.
#Java development kit 5.0 update 22 how to
If anyone can look at how to search the Windows XP registry for leftover keys, I can integrate it into the script, but right now just know that section is skipped. This is because of differences in the "reg.exe" binary in Windows XP. * Currently the registry cleanup section is skipped on Windows XP. If they catch something my script misses, I will integrate them into it. If you have additional methods that work for you, please post them on the original thread here.
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Searches for residual files and directories and deletes them.Searches for residual registry keys, backs them up, then deletes them*.Checks WMI before running, and repairs it if broken.Will catch future updates to JRE 5, 6 and 7.Removes all versions of the Java Runtime Environment (series 3 through 7), both x86 and 圆4.Tested against these JRE versions specifically, but should work to remove ANY version of JRE:Īdditionally, the box I tested on had these JDK versions installed, and they were successfully left untouched: This should give you a "clean slate" to work with for laying down new versions of Java. If a JRE manages to squeak through, tell me and I'll update the script to catch it.īecause of inconsistencies in Sun/Oracle's installation methods and naming conventions, there's no "one way" to purge every outdated Java Runtime from a machine, so I spent about ~17 hours collecting various methods of removing Java and integrated them into a single script. I thought you guys and gals might find this handy.īottom line: Forget other methods of removing Java you've used - this is ultimate Java Removal Script.