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This will be fixed in alpha2

If you want to know it exactly you can have a look at
https://github.com/karakun/OpenWebStart ... rt/pom.xml
On line 20 you find the version.

The above link takes you to the tag for OWS 1.1.8.
You can simply switch the tag in the dropdown above the code to select another version

Yes this is a known issue.
Unfortunately non of our paying customer is experiencing it. Therefore it is low priority.
You can also consider sponsoring this feature if it is a major drawback for you.

Great to hear.
It would be appreciated if you could post your batch script once you have it running.
This would help others with a similar setup.

Thanks for your suggestion

We have this on our list of features. Unfortunately there are currently almost no resources free to be dedicated to this.

Unfortunately neither ITW nor OWS have any functionality for detecting configs relative to the installation folder. There is however the option to specify the location of the config and the cache folder using environment variables. XDG_CACHE_HOME XDG_CONFIG_HOME So it should be possible to write a b...

yes this is a bug.
Currently we are always showing the local OS architecture.

Fix is in review: https://github.com/karakun/OpenWebStart/pull/282

We plan on releasing the next version end of July beginning of August.

Thank you for reporting this.
We will look into it.

we basically search the most common path. If you tell us where adopt is installed we can take this path into the list for the next release

OK. This looks like an older file from an Oracle Java 8 or earlier. The entries which take effect for the proxy are deployment.proxy.type=3 deployment.proxy.type.locked They basically lock the proxy settings to type 3 which is Firefox. You may need to check if this file is still required for oracle ...

can you please post the content of the file: C:/Windows/Sun/Java/deployment/deployment.properties
It is loaded before the user level properties.

Having no connection to the internet is not an issue.
You can also disable the checks in the config so there will no longer be an error in the logs

we are currently looking into this and have found at least one source of unnecessary CPU usage related to logging.

Thanks for this detailed post.
We will take a deep look at logging for the next release.
There should be no need for having the Logger going through the TeeOutputStream to the OutputController.

Can you please go to the settings and actiave logging to file and debug logging in the tab "Logging". In the same tab you see where the log files are written to. Then: * close the settings * go to the logs folder and dele any already existing logs * open the settings * there will be a new log create...

We added a new input field to specify the host in 1.1.8
It will be available early next week

We fixed the missing version for the upcoming 1.1.8 release.
It will be available early next week

if there is already a java8 installed then OWS is registered as an alternative. The easiest way you can change this by downloading a *.jnlp file. Then right click on the file and chose "open with other program..." In the popup select OpenWebStart and on the bottom check the checkbox "remember this d...

JVM Manager Panel : Cannot lockdown the following settings? Add local... Find local Deactivate/Remove The list of JVMs are stored in a different location as the rest of the settings. Currently there is no possibility to limit the user in manipulating the known JVMs. Cache Panel : Why keep "Limit ca...

So far we had no reports from users using Intel RMM.
On the other hand we have only little information about the applications which are launched wit OWS.
We do not collect any data from our users.

Do you see any error or warning in the logs (either OWS logs or Intel RMM logs)?