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Why do all Java Runtime packages point to packageboot?

[Deleted User]

Going back through 1.8.131, all JRE packages point to packageboot.exe instead of the corresponding java .exe.

And I don't see any reasoning or explanation anywhere. Can anyone explain?

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jhynds

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. The affected packages have been republished so if you synchronize with the catalog, the packages should no longer point to PackageBoot.

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jrouviere

Looks like after synchronizing I'm seeing about the same thing. I doubt this was intentional, so your best bet is to make sure that Support is aware and they can advise or get it resolved from there.

jojida

Seeing the same issue, thought maybe i received a bad sync so deleted all of the packages refreshed and did a re-sync to pull down packages again and no change. Working with 1.8.151 tried to edit the package to point to the offline installer .exe and it craps all over itself because the checksum refers to packageboot.exe

[Deleted User]

I have opened a case with support.

jhynds

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. The affected packages have been republished so if you synchronize with the catalog, the packages should no longer point to PackageBoot.

[Deleted User]

Issue has been resolved. Case has been closed