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When I was developing a Swing app, I ended up just distributing an NSIS installer that would automatically download and run the JRE installer if Java was old or
by nitrogen 6y ago
When I was developing a Swing app, I ended up just distributing an NSIS installer that would automatically download and run the JRE installer if Java was old or missing, for that reason.
- specialist 6y agoI would have bet money the JNLP installer did this. But I'm probably remembering wrong and will defer to the collective wisdom of the hive.
- monknomo 6y agoI am about 90% sure there was some sort of 3rd party open-source wrapper that would download a jre. But I cannot remember what it might have been called