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In that case, why not just have your installer check if Java is installed, and install a shared JRE if it's not? This is the case with most .NET applications I'
by BHSPitMonkey 12y ago
In that case, why not just have your installer check if Java is installed, and install a shared JRE if it's not? This is the case with most .NET applications I've had to install on Windows.