Installer Configuration File Options

The following table lists all of the installer configuration file options.

Note:

You can substitute Enable for 1 and Disable for 0.

With the exception of AUTO_UPDATE and STATIC, you can use these options when running the MSI Enterprise JRE Installer from the command line. See Installing the JRE from the Command Line.

Table 2-1 Configuration File Options

Option	Values	Description
`AUTO_UPDATE=`	`Enable`, `Disable`	Enables the auto update feature. Default: `Enable` Note: This option is not available for the MSI Enterprise JRE Installer.
`DEPLOYMENT_RULE_SET=`	`path`	Specifies the path and file name of your organization's deployment rule set. See Deployment Rule Set in the Java Platform, Standard Edition Deployment Guide.
`EULA=`	`Enable`, `Disable`	If a Java applet or Java Web Start application is launched, then the user is prompted to accept the end-user license agreement (EULA). Default: `Disable`
`INSTALL_DIR=`	`path`	Folder or directory into which the files are installed. The default install directory for Java is: %ProgramFiles%\Java\jre$version For Windows, this only works for the first-time installation of a family. Linux and Solaris use operating system tools for this purpose and the installation directory relocation is handled by operating system tools. For example: rpm --prefix=path
`NOSTARTMENU=`	`Enable`, `Disable`	Specifies that the installer installs the JRE without setting up Java start-up items. Default: `Disable`
`REMOVEOLDERJRES=`	`0`, `1`	Applicable to Enterprise MSI only. Enables uninstallation of all existing JREs on the system during JRE installation. The `REMOVEOLDERJRES` option does not remove static JRE installations. Using `REMOVEOLDERJRES=0` leaves all Java versions on the system. Using `REMOVEOLDERJRES=1` removes all existing non-statically installed Java versions from the system. For example, running msiexec /i jre1.9.0.msi REMOVEOLDERJRES=1 removes all of the existing non-statically installed JREs from the system.
`REMOVEOUTOFDATEJRES=`	`0`, `1`	Applicable to online and offline installers. Used to uninstall any existing out-of-date Java versions during JRE install. This flag will work with the JRE installer executable in the silent mode. For example, running msiexec /s jre1.9.0.msi REMOVEOUTOFDATEJRES=1 removes all of the insecure JREs. JREs above the security baseline will not be uninstalled Note: Use the `REMOVEOUTOFDATEJRES` option in place of attempting to use `modifyremove` support.
`REBOOT=`	`Enable`, `Disable`	If disabled, then the installer never prompts you to restart your computer after installing the JRE. However, in most cases, the installer does not need to restart your computer after installing the JRE. Default: `Enable`
`STATIC=`	`Enable`, `Disable`	Performs a static installation (see Performing a Static Installation of the JRE). Default: `Disable` Note: This option is not available for the MSI Enterprise JRE Installer.
`USAGETRACKERCFG=`	`path`	Specifies the path and file name of the Java Usage Tracker properties file.
`WEB_ANALYTICS=`	`Enable`, `Disable`	Allows or disallows the installer to send installation-related statistics to an Oracle server. Default: `Enable`
`WEB_JAVA_SECURITY_LEVEL=`	`H` (high), `VH` (very high)	Configures the installation's security level for Java applications running in a browser or running with Java Web Start. Default: `H`
`WEB_JAVA=`	`Enable`, `Disable`	Configures the installation so that downloaded Java applications are, or are not, allowed to run in a web browser or by Java Web Start. Default: `Enable`