Hello,
I could already find out, that in cache folder the JVM configuration is stored in a "cache.json" file. However if the cache is cleared, I have to copy the file again.
is it possible to configure a default JVM, even if cache is removed?
Regards,
Andrej
Default JVM
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Re: Default JVM
Hi, there is no default JVM.
The cache.json is only used to store the location and the status of different JVMs available on the current computer.
The JNLP file contains the information about the JVM required to run the application. OWS will then use the cache.json to find a suitable JVM.
If none is found OWS will try to download a suitable one.
You can tweak this behavior in the JVM Manager settings by running the "itw-settings" executable which is located in the installation directory.
The cache.json is only used to store the location and the status of different JVMs available on the current computer.
The JNLP file contains the information about the JVM required to run the application. OWS will then use the cache.json to find a suitable JVM.
If none is found OWS will try to download a suitable one.
You can tweak this behavior in the JVM Manager settings by running the "itw-settings" executable which is located in the installation directory.