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https://sdlc4b.sun.com/ECom/EComActionServlet;jsessionid=EB0214464269FE0246806E5E27218E2F [https://sdlc4b.sun.com/ECom/EComActionServlet;jsessionid=EB0214464269FE0246806E5E27218E2F]

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... just use zuhairGmaty's link =&gt; my link works on my PC, but on others it requires you to sign up for Sun's downloads (free ... but an unnecessary step if you use zuhairGmaty's link to the same file)<br />

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... just use zuhairGmaty's link => my link works on my PC, but on others it requires you to sign up for Sun's downloads (free ... but an unnecessary step if you use zuhairGmaty's link to the same file)


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Thanks Guys, Gary's link did require me to Register, so I used zuhair's
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Thanks Guys, Gary's link did require me to Register, so I used zuhair's

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You're welcome -- didn't realize the registration requirement until I tried it on another computer :-) &nbsp;[mine obviously has a cookie]<br />

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You're welcome -- didn't realize the registration requirement until I tried it on another computer :-)  [mine obviously has a cookie]


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Where can I download the Java app, w/o installing it?<br />
I want to download it to a machine that has internet access, and then move the app to another machine that does &nbsp;not have Internet access. &nbsp;thanks
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Where can I download the Java app, w/o installing it?
I want to download it to a machine that has internet access, and then move the app to another machine that does  not have Internet access.  thanks

Where can I download the Java app, w/o installing it?

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Windows Server 2003

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