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Gentlement/Ladies - Apologies for not coming back sooner to wrap this up. I have implemented a combination of your solutions, and will soon be starting a new project to update to version 1.7_x. Thank you again for your assistance!
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Gentlement/Ladies - Apologies for not coming back sooner to wrap this up. I have implemented a combination of your solutions, and will soon be starting a new project to update to version 1.7_x. Thank you again for your assistance!

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Looking for a way to consolidate and unify multiple versions of Java in our environment. Approximately 1000 client machines with Java versions ranging from 1.4 to 1.7, some installed by internet download, most by SCCM task sequence.<br />
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What are some options that could be used to clean this up?<br />
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SCCM 2007 is part of the environment, and i would prefer to find a solution that involves this tool. Scripting?<br />
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Looking for some ideas to get started on this project?<br />
<br />
Thank you very much!
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Looking for a way to consolidate and unify multiple versions of Java in our environment. Approximately 1000 client machines with Java versions ranging from 1.4 to 1.7, some installed by internet download, most by SCCM task sequence.

What are some options that could be used to clean this up?

SCCM 2007 is part of the environment, and i would prefer to find a solution that involves this tool. Scripting?

Looking for some ideas to get started on this project?

Thank you very much!

How to consolidate or unify multiple versions of Java accross 1000 client computers.

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