/skipuninstall – starting with Java 8 Update 20 and newer, Java 8 will no longer remove previous Java 8 unless they are older than the security baseline.
When using this command line argument, there is no need to use the /checkforconflicts command line argument. This could cause loss of data if users are actively working with any of these processes. This should only be used when proper communication has been sent to end users.
/kill – this command line argument will kill any conflicting processes (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Java processes) prior to installing Java.
The update installation should retry based on the “Software Update deployment re-evaluation” schedule. If the time limit is reached and browsers aren’t closed, the script will exit with exit code 1618 / 0x87D00664 (Updates handler job was canceled) in Configuration Manager and the Java update will not be installed. For example, you could use /checkforconflicts 120 to specify a conflicting process check for up to 120 minutes. In order for the process check to work, both the /checkforconflicts and an integer number must be defined in the command line argument. The script will recheck every minute for up to the max runtime you specify or until conflicting processes are closed. You need to specify the max runtime in minutes by adding an integer number in the command line argument after the /checkforconflicts.
/checkforconflicts – this command line argument will tell the wrapper script to check if (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, or Java processes) are running.
Java Wrapper Script Version 6.1 Change Log:Ĭommand Line Argument Supported In Version 6.1: Starting with updates Java 8 Update 152 and any future releases, we will be using version 6.1 of the Java wrapper script. EXE installer (SFX installer) that will use a wrapper script (VBScript) that can optionally perform various checks prior to calling the Java EXE installer. In order to work workaround to this problem, we created a self-extracting. If browsers are open during a Java update, it can cause issues during a Java update in some scenarios. We have received feedback related to only allowing the upgrade of Java runtime environment when Internet Explorer, Chrome, Opera, and Firefox are not open. Please see our updated guide here for how to automatically remove previous Java runtime installations during the latest update: UPDATE: Due to Java Runtime licensing changes in Java 8 Update 211 and beyond, the Java wrapper information below is no longer supported.
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