Closed rautej1 closed 2 years ago
which has known vulnerabilities
Such as?
and is not allowed in corporate IT enviroments
Not my problem. Use something else or build from source and provide your own JRE. This stuff is free and open source.
If there was a way to configure the installer to run without installing JDK
Simply delete the "jre" folder and edit the Archi.ini file for new vm path and Archi will use that. It needs to be Java 11 as that is LTS, and needed for jArchi.
Hi, you can simply remove the jre after the install or start with the portable zip version and remove the jre. As soon as you provide a jre know to support eclipse framework of course.
which has known vulnerabilities
Such as?
CVE-2021-2388 CVE-2021-2161 CVE-2021-2163 CVE-2020-14803
If there was a way to configure the installer to run without installing JDK
Simply delete the "jre" folder and edit the Archi.ini file for new vm path and Archi will use that. It needs to be Java 11. Good tip, but I will have to prepare a package for distribution to tens of users within the organistaion so I will try the portable version, I was blind to that option suggested by @jbsarrodie - thanks
Version of Archi
4.9.1
Archi Plug-ins
not relevant
Operating System
Win 8/10 64-bit
Expected Behaviour
n/a
Actual Behaviour
Archi installer tries to install open JDK 11.0.8 which has known vulnerabilities and is not allowed in corporate IT enviroments
Steps to Reproduce the Behaviour