| Name |
Explanation |
| -manual |
The default JRE search sequence
will not be performed and bundled JREs will not
be used either. The installer will act as if no JRE has been found at all and display
the dialog that lets you choose a JRE or download one if a JRE has been
bundled dynamically. If you locate a JRE, it will be used for the installed
application.
|
| -q |
Executes the installer in the
unattended installation mode.
|
| -overwrite |
Only valid if -q is set. In the
unattended installation mode,
the installer will not overwrite files where the
overwrite policy
would require it to ask the user. If -overwrite is set, all
such files will be overwritten.
|
| -dir [directory] |
Only valid if -q is set.
Sets a different installation directory for the
unattended installation mode.
The next parameter must be the desired installation directory.
|
| -Dinstall4j.nolaf=true |
Do not set the native look and feel but use the default. In some very rare cases, the
Windows look and feel with the classic theme (Windows 2000-like appearance) on Windows XP
is broken and prevents the use of the installer or any other Java GUI application. Switching
to the default XP theme solves this problem. Alternatively, passing this parameter to
the installer will prevent the native look from being set.
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