
Test machines were not removing older versions with For me the MSI seems far more 'pure' and successful way of rolling out any application rather than sending

I extract the MSI first so no need for a cfg file. I'm pushing out with SCCM (trying to integrate with SCUP atm). "\\cmps-vmsccm\Software\Java\8.111\jre-8u111-windows-i586.exe" INSTALL_SILENT=Enable AUTO_UPDATE=Disable REBOOT=Disable REMOVEOUTOFDATEJRES=1 These are in the same cache folder, so not sure what's up.
#Do i need java 8 update 31 66 and 91 at the same time install#
I'm trying to install 8.111 with this in SCCM and keep getting a.

INFO: Error occurred while exporting configuration settings. Unable to open file C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\.Ĭheck that the configuration file exists and that the path to the file is correct.ĮRROR: Fails on writing to the runtime config file. INFO: Writing to the runtime config file. INFO: MSI command line: INSTALL_SILENT="Enable" AUTO_UPDATE="Disable" SPONSORS="Disable" WEB_ANALYTICS="Disable" EULA="Disable" NOSTARTMENU="Enable" INSTALLCFG="C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\JAVA8U~1.CFG" (I added REMOVEOUTOFDATEJRES=1 to my cfg file). The java installer exits with 0, but I don't get the log file I requested on the command line, and Java is not installed, nor has the existing version of Java been removed I have tried deploying using a config file, but I'm having the same problem. If I then, on the same system, rerun the task sequence - remember, it uninstalls Java first - it installs successfully. If I run my same wrapper manually on the same system, it installs, and I have a log file.

If I deploy to a system selected at random, the Java installation reports success, but Java is not installed, nor do I have a log file. Jre-8u101-windows-i586.exe /s AUTO_UPDATE=0 NOSTARTMENU=1 OEMUPDATE=0 WEB_JAVA=1 WEB_JAVA_SECURITY_LEVEL=H INSTALL_SILENT=1 REBOOT=0 SPONSORS=0 EULA=0 WEB_ANALYTICS=0 /l*v "C:\ProgramData\EIEIO\Installation Logs\Oracle Corporation Java 8 Update 101 Wrapper that installs x86 Java on 32-bit systems and both 圆4 & x86 on 64-bit systems. MSI to using the EXE provided by Oracle. With u101, and previous versions, I deploy it via a task sequence that first uninstalls any version of Java that it can find before running a compiled With Update 101 I decided to switch from using the extracted.
