ADjo LABS PROJECT : Simple and lightweight desktop utility with Interactive cmd Interface for easy view, re-point and switching between JAVA versions on windows. Demonstrating the capability of native windows scripting. Enables to view all installed JDK/JRE versions [32bit/64bit]. One-touch easy view and re-point JAVA Env Variables on Windows. Just double click to launch !
Built specifically on windows native technologies! (VBScript, WScript, WMI) This utility has no dependency on third party compiler / interpreters / engines (e.g. java, nodejs. .NET or other such runtimes), hence simple and lightweight.
win-jdk-Manager
Desktop Utility (WMI,WScript) with Interactive cmd Interface. Enables to view all installed JDK/JRE versions [32bit/64bit]. One-touch easy view and re-point JAVA Env Variables on Windows. Just double click to launch !
Built specifically on windows native technologies! (VBScript, WScript, WMI) This utility has no dependency on third party compiler / interpreters / engines (e.g. java, nodejs. .NET or other such runtimes), hence simple and lightweight!
Download
Please do not download from source code section as it may not be stable.
Instead use any latest stable release version, available for download from Releases section
How To Run
Simply double-click the main script file named 'jdkManager.vbs' to launch the utility. This will launch the command line interface. Please note that you might get UAC prompt if UAC is enabled on your windows.
Refer Wiki for usage tips, screenshots and video demo
Prerequisites
Win 7 / 8 / Server.
Require admin privileges / script execution privileges (elevated UAC prompt) on your windows system.
Additional Batch Files
A set of windows batch files are included in the source (as additional utility) which can as well be used for switching JAVA environment and setting environment variables. However these are not related to 'win-jdk-Manager' in anyway.
Known Issues / Bugs
Please refer the Issue list.
Feel free to contribte by logging any new defects, issues or enhancement requests
Authors
- Tushar Sharma
License
This is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2019 WWW.TESTOXIDE.COM | TUSHAR SHARMA
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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Project Wikki
VBScript (WMI,WScript) Utility with Interactive cmd Interface. Enables to view all installed JDK/JRE versions [32bit/64bit]. One-touch easy view and re-point JAVA Env Variables on Windows. Just double click to launch !
Built on windows native (VBScript, WScript, WMI) technologies! This utility has no dependency on third party compiler / interpreters / engines (e.g. java, nodejs. .NET or other such runtimes).
After launching the utility, the script auto scans the local system for potential JAVA installations (32bit/64bit) and your current environment variables (both SYSTEM and USER)
After the scan is complete, the script continues into 'Interactive' mode
Please note that the current version only supports setting 'SYSTEM' variable and not 'USER' variables
Sample Use Case to demonstrate how to input your options
Please note that the current version only supports setting 'SYSTEM' variable and not 'USER' variables
