JRE 6 Update 17
This release contains fixes for one or more security vulnerabilities.
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Full Version: JRE 6 Update 17
You're aware that Java has its own update built in?
QUOTE (Jamin4u @ Nov 4 2009, 04:02 AM) 
Thanks. I'm getting auto-update problems; saved me having to hunt for the download link.
It is my understanding starting with version 6 R11, the installation of Java updates also results in the preceding version being uninstalled.
I've been using JavaRa for about a year now. Questions:
1. Do you still recommend using JavaRa versus relying on the most recent Java update to uninstall the previous Java version on one's system?
2. If JavaRa is still recommended, what is the preferred approach: Use Add/remove programs first and then use JavaRa or only use JavaRa? I searched the forum, and found the below post, but didn't see any resolution. (Perhaps this is splitting hairs.)
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I've been using JavaRa for about a year now. Questions:
1. Do you still recommend using JavaRa versus relying on the most recent Java update to uninstall the previous Java version on one's system?
2. If JavaRa is still recommended, what is the preferred approach: Use Add/remove programs first and then use JavaRa or only use JavaRa? I searched the forum, and found the below post, but didn't see any resolution. (Perhaps this is splitting hairs.)
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QUOTE (cc1 @ Nov 5 2009, 05:40 PM)
It is my understanding starting with version 6 R11, the installation of Java updates also results in the preceding version being uninstalled.
I've been using JavaRa for about a year now. Questions:
1. Do you still recommend using JavaRa versus relying on the most recent Java update to uninstall the previous Java version on one's system?
2. If JavaRa is still recommended, what is the preferred approach: Use Add/remove programs first and then use JavaRa or only use JavaRa? I searched the forum, and found the below post, but didn't see any resolution. (Perhaps this is splitting hairs.)
I've been using JavaRa for about a year now. Questions:
1. Do you still recommend using JavaRa versus relying on the most recent Java update to uninstall the previous Java version on one's system?
2. If JavaRa is still recommended, what is the preferred approach: Use Add/remove programs first and then use JavaRa or only use JavaRa? I searched the forum, and found the below post, but didn't see any resolution. (Perhaps this is splitting hairs.)
I usually just install Java over the old version then run JavaRa's 'Remove old versions' and 'Remove useless files' functions.
Thank you JD.
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