Hello Everyone,
I am having a strange bug with jportable.
I have created a package with chromiumportable and jportable.
I want to get the jportable (Java plugin) to work with chromium, my problem is that when I have a Java Runtime Environment installed on a PC the chromiumportable is using the JRE of the PC and when I uninstall the Java Runtime Environment of the machine, chromium will use the Jportable of the package.
I am looking for a way to force chromiumportable to use the jportable.
Is that possible? Can someone help me?
Regards,
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We don't support bundling jPortable with other products as it is a violation of the Java license and our agreement with Oracle.
Chromium is not an officially-released PortableApps.com app, so we don't support that either.
Plugin support in Chromium will likely be removed shortly, anyway, so the point may be moot. Chrome has already deprecated plugin support (it's disabled by default) and it's being stripped out entirely in a couple months. As Chromium is run by Google for the sole purpose of building Chrome, the code will likely be ripped out of Chromium at that time as well.
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Ok
thanks anyway
If this is only for internal use, I'd recommend you do it with Firefox. Firefox works *FAR* better portably than Chrome anyway.
Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!