In order to detect problems in the install process,
we need more detailed specs. Among other items the developer
might deem important, we need to have a listing of all registry keys
and how they are affected when older and/or newer versions of the
JRE/JDK are installed. A list of the known error messages that
our installer generates is needed as well.

It would be extremely helpful if the developer provides a
logic based flow in addition to a listing of expected behaviors.

For example, if there is no JDK installed, then X happens.
if there is a JDK installed, then Y happens.
If the current JDK is already installed, then Z happens.
If the JDK is corrupted then A happens.



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Windows---
1. Regkeys
meaning
- names of registry keys and what they represent
Ex: hklm\javasoft\java plug in\java home is the location of .....
hklm\javasoft\java runtime environment\1.4.0\runtimelib is ....

Installation
          - all registry keys created during installation
          - expected behavior of regkeys if no JDK/JRE is currently installed
          - expected behavior of regkeys if a lower version JDK/JRE was present before install
          - expected behavior of regkeys if a greater version JDK/JRE was present before install
        
        Uninstallation
          - all registry keys deleted during uninstallation
          - expected behavior if no JDK/JRE version is present after uninstall
          - expected behavior if a lower version JDK/JRE is present after uninstall
          - expected behavior if a greater version JDK/JRE is present after uninstall


2. Files
- all files created outside of the default installation directory and what they do
Ex: actpanel.dll does....
Installation
-behavior of files if no JDK/JRE is currently installed
-behavior of files if a lower version JDK/JRE is present before install
-behavior of files if a greater version JDK/JRE is present before install

Uninstallation
-behavior of files if no JDK/JRE is present after uninstall
-behavior of files if a lower version JDK/JRE is present after uninstall
           -expected behavior if a greater version JDK/JRE is present after uninstall

3. Error / Warning Messages Created by the JDK/JRE installer
 


Unix
1. Any important logic in the installation scripts/packages.
   Ex: if directory already exists....
        if package greater already exists....
        if package smaller already exists....
        .....
2. Files copied outside of default install directory.
3. Error messages generated by the scripts.