Oracle Jinitiator 1.3.1.30
I have to package Oracle Jinitiator 1.3.1.30. Can it be repackaged as an msi (considering this is an Oracle package). Also, the security warning to accept the certificate "Always" needs to be selected the first time it comes up. Does any body know if this value goes to registry or a file? Will this setting be applied at the system level or user level?
Thanks, Jim.
Thanks, Jim.
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Posted by:
jimcox
14 years ago
Yes, I looked at the Package Knowledge Base.
Ok. How can the security warning screen to accept certificates be suppressed without the user having to select "Accept Always"?
Ok. How can the security warning screen to accept certificates be suppressed without the user having to select "Accept Always"?
Posted by:
jimcox
14 years ago
I repackaged it as an msi, but the security warning to accept certificates pops up. We want to accept the certificate always built in to the package. What is setting (file or registry)?
Posted by:
Rameioj
14 years ago
Hi Jim,
Does the application contains add-ons/Plugons installed? If you want to solve this issue try this action - Open internet -> Tools -> Internet Option -> Advanced. You would see security certificates indicated with the checkboxes. Probably this are regsitries that need to be add to the package.
Does the application contains add-ons/Plugons installed? If you want to solve this issue try this action - Open internet -> Tools -> Internet Option -> Advanced. You would see security certificates indicated with the checkboxes. Probably this are regsitries that need to be add to the package.
Posted by:
timmsie
14 years ago
No problem with repackaging it to msi.
As we only allow a user profile limit of 30 mb we encounter a problem with the Jinitiator cache being set to 50mb by default in the user profile
we get around this by running a script with active setup that updates the "Properties12130" file in the c:\documents and settings\username\.jinit folder. You need to update the line starting with jarcache.derectory to a directory of you choosing
As we only allow a user profile limit of 30 mb we encounter a problem with the Jinitiator cache being set to 50mb by default in the user profile
we get around this by running a script with active setup that updates the "Properties12130" file in the c:\documents and settings\username\.jinit folder. You need to update the line starting with jarcache.derectory to a directory of you choosing
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