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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P4
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6
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mustang
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x86
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generic, windows_2000
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Verified
Steps to reproduce:
1) Launch the JDK installer.
2) Accept the license agreement, and click on next
3) Select the "Public JRE" and have a look on the "Feature Description"
Consider attached image jdk_custom.png
Feature description says that
it WILL be installed at some specified location, but this can be
misleading and sounds like either user must or he have no control
over location of public jre install location which is not true
and when JDK installer launches JRE installer it is launched in
Custom mode and user is asked for location.
Also for none of the other features install location is specified
so we shouldn't specify for this too.
Ideally this place can be used for providing some information about
term "public jre" which is indeed a new terminology and we can also
tell here that this is optional and you can have more than one
public jre too.
1) Launch the JDK installer.
2) Accept the license agreement, and click on next
3) Select the "Public JRE" and have a look on the "Feature Description"
Consider attached image jdk_custom.png
Feature description says that
it WILL be installed at some specified location, but this can be
misleading and sounds like either user must or he have no control
over location of public jre install location which is not true
and when JDK installer launches JRE installer it is launched in
Custom mode and user is asked for location.
Also for none of the other features install location is specified
so we shouldn't specify for this too.
Ideally this place can be used for providing some information about
term "public jre" which is indeed a new terminology and we can also
tell here that this is optional and you can have more than one
public jre too.
- duplicates
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JDK-5035557 JRE installation directory string is hard coded in Feature Description
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- Closed
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