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How can you determine the version of Java Web Start being used?
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I am trying to determine the version of Java Web Start that is packaged with the Java 1.8 JRE. There does not appear to be a -version switch for javaws.exe nor can I find any documentation that defines the version of Java Web Start packaged with the JRE 1.8.
Thanks in advance for help with this.
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FYI: For windows installations I have found that the version # can be obtained by right clicking on the javaws.exe executable and selecting the details tab.
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FYI: For windows installations I have found that the version # can be obtained by right clicking on the javaws.exe executable and selecting the details tab.