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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P2
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6u5
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b10
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generic
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windows
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Not verified
| Issue | Fix Version | Assignee | Priority | Status | Resolution | Resolved In Build |
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| JDK-2199126 | 7 | Jennifer Zuo | P2 | Closed | Fixed | b64 |
Code inspection of RegInstall.cpp led to the following observation:
In CanonicalizeJava2Registry, in the block "if (dwIndex > 0)", we have to recompute the szFamilyVersion string via wsprintf after the call to ParseVersionString. At that point, szFamilyVersion is pointing to a random version string of the potentially multiple installed JRE versions.
This bug might lead to the wrong Java version being used as the CurrentVersion during uninstallation if multiple versions are installed on the machine.
In CanonicalizeJava2Registry, in the block "if (dwIndex > 0)", we have to recompute the szFamilyVersion string via wsprintf after the call to ParseVersionString. At that point, szFamilyVersion is pointing to a random version string of the potentially multiple installed JRE versions.
This bug might lead to the wrong Java version being used as the CurrentVersion during uninstallation if multiple versions are installed on the machine.
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JDK-2199126 CanonicalizeJava2Registry may set CurrentVersion to random value
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- Closed
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