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You need to add parameters to command line when invoking javaw.exe<br />
That control panel is for plugin and launcher in browser.
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You need to add parameters to command line when invoking javaw.exe
That control panel is for plugin and launcher in browser.

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This was the exact thing I was asking about with my question. Gheists answer might work just not in my situation being that I am deploying Java.
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This was the exact thing I was asking about with my question. Gheists answer might work just not in my situation being that I am deploying Java.

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So I am deploying a specific version of java for an internal web page. What I need to do is set the exception site list and a single Java Runtime Environment Setting under the User tab.<br />
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Does anyone know if this is configurable from a properties file like almost everything else? &nbsp;I did not find anything like this on Javas support page.<br />
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So I am deploying a specific version of java for an internal web page. What I need to do is set the exception site list and a single Java Runtime Environment Setting under the User tab.

Does anyone know if this is configurable from a properties file like almost everything else?  I did not find anything like this on Javas support page.



java environment settings, edit via *.properties file?

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