Posted August 8, 201014 yr 08aug10] JavaRa has been updated to version 1.16 beta - [added] Many new registry keys for JavaRa to remove - [added] New system of reading registry keys into the program - [added] New system of reading languages - [added] (beta!) x64 support - [fixed] (beta!) software crashes upon failure to access HOMEDRIVE environment variable - [fixed] (beta!) Broken jupdate method More info and download here.
August 9, 201014 yr Administrator Fred, when is this no longer going to be beta? Feels like every release since 1.0 is beta.
August 9, 201014 yr I have been checking-out the new definitions file (for registry cleaning). This version 1.16Beta should, at long last, work with the current version (update 21) of the Java Runtime Environment (JRE). By the way, the Sun JRE is now known as the Oracle JRE, since Oracle took over Sun. .
August 9, 201014 yr Author @ Tarun: The program itself isn't in beta anymore because it is quite stable. The beta epitaph is used here because some fixes and x64 support haven't been tested extensively yet. @ James_A: Thanks. We'll add your info with the next release.
October 14, 201014 yr Today, I found JavaRA v1.16.1.1763 worked extremely well for the Java 6 Update 21 to Java 6 Update 22 without any problems. Did the usual outstanding job of cleaning things up also. /s/ BezantSoft
October 16, 201014 yr Author RaProduct's JavaRa has been silently updated to reflect the publication of Oracle's Java JRE 1.6.0.22. All possible debris up to version 1.6.0.21 is now cleaned by JavaRa. Simply redownload the program and you're ready to go.
December 28, 201014 yr Author RaProduct's JavaRa has been silently updated to reflect the publication of Oracle's Java JRE 1.6.0.23. Changes: - All possible debris up to version 1.6.0.22 is now cleaned by JavaRa - Streamlined the database (alphabetized it and removed some double entries) - Added backward cleaning of JRE debris up to JRE 1.3.0 Simply redownload the program here and you're ready to go.
December 29, 201014 yr Argh!! I've been building a new Win7 Ultimate box and when I got the notice of the upgrade, put it on, because I knew that I had a Java update to do. downloaded and deployed JavaRa version 1.16.1.1763. When it ran, the log that was displayed was empty. There *was* no Javara.log file in the C: root. Google Desktop Search was indexing in real-time, and could not find any log file anywhere on the machine. The program properly updated Java. C:\>java -showversion java version "1.6.0_23" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_23-b05) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 19.0-b09, mixed mode, sharing) And the dialog boxes opened as I have become accustomed to. Just no log file or contents. I inserted a dummy javara.log file into the C: root, and reran a portion of the application. This time, the logfile display showed my dummy file, with no changes. Being new to Win 7, having skipped Vista entirely, did I set something up wrong or what? Thanks, /s/ Bezantsoft
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