Soldato
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- 24 Oct 2002
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Is there any particular reason that after installing a Sun Java update it leaves the old, bug ridden, and presumably exploitable versions installed still?
I see so many PC's that can have as many as 10-15 versions of Java on their PC ranging from Java 1.3.0, 1.4.2, 1.5.x and now 1.6.x versions, and combined they can use as much as a gig of space on the users drive.
Is there any way to stop this, or perhaps a handy option of simply removing or overwriting old versions when you install an update rather than then having to manually removing old versions with Add/Remove.
Much oblidged
I see so many PC's that can have as many as 10-15 versions of Java on their PC ranging from Java 1.3.0, 1.4.2, 1.5.x and now 1.6.x versions, and combined they can use as much as a gig of space on the users drive.
Is there any way to stop this, or perhaps a handy option of simply removing or overwriting old versions when you install an update rather than then having to manually removing old versions with Add/Remove.
Much oblidged