Unattended Executable Jar File
Is there anyway to create an unattended script that will run an Executable Jar File? The install.jar file will run and bring up a user interface which I would like to make unantended. The Jar file currently has no command line arguments available that would provide a silent or unantended type install. Capture of installation in not vendor supported, Autoit is somwhat problemattic as the buttons do not have any keys associated with them, ect..
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Posted by:
jmaclaurin
13 years ago
If its just a matter of copying the file into a directory and then having it executed, you could do this with with a bat/cmd file and just add it to startup.
And I would not recommend performaing a capture/repackage of a java script install or app.
And I would not recommend performaing a capture/repackage of a java script install or app.
Posted by:
mahendraKumar
12 years ago
HI ,
You can run a jar file using below command.
java -jar filename.jar
but Java version to be installed already in the machine with java environment set . In order to run the jar file in unattended mode ,it depends on how developer of jar file created it.
u can try above command ... if no luck capture the install as Jmaclaurin...
You can run a jar file using below command.
java -jar filename.jar
but Java version to be installed already in the machine with java environment set . In order to run the jar file in unattended mode ,it depends on how developer of jar file created it.
u can try above command ... if no luck capture the install as Jmaclaurin...
Posted by:
rock_star
12 years ago
Addition to above comments:
does it support xml answer file
java -jar file.jar file.xml.
does it support xml answer file
java -jar file.jar file.xml.
Posted by:
MeanGeneious
12 years ago
ORIGINAL: rock_star
Addition to above comments:
does it support xml answer file
java -jar file.jar file.xml.
AFAIK, it does not accept command line options, like -record
Posted by:
MeanGeneious
12 years ago
ORIGINAL: mahendraKumar
HI ,
You can run a jar file using below command.
java -jar filename.jar
but Java version to be installed already in the machine with java environment set . In order to run the jar file in unattended mode ,it depends on how developer of jar file created it.
u can try above command ... if no luck capture the install as Jmaclaurin...
You can run the jar with a command line as above.
What is Jmaclaurin?
Posted by:
mahendraKumar
12 years ago
it is the user who has replied for your forum query ... check the posts [:)]
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
12 years ago
if no luck capture the install as Jmaclaurin...It's generally a good idea to read the posts to which you refer. Jeff advised, quite rightly:
I would not recommend performaing a capture/repackage of a java script install or app.
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