Embed JRE in a bundle of Java applications
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I need to deliver a bundle of 5 java applications with a specific JRE embedded inside it.
In order to limit the size of the archive, instead of embedding 5 JRE for 5 applications respectively, I think of using only one JRE in the archive and configure the 5 applications to use by default that only common JRE.
However, I am wondering about the performance during runtime. Will I have any problem in terms of performance if the 5 applications are running at the same time and using the same JRE?
Do you have any advice? Should I embed only one JRE for 5 applications or should I embed each JRE for each application?
java windows deployment executable software-distribution
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I need to deliver a bundle of 5 java applications with a specific JRE embedded inside it.
In order to limit the size of the archive, instead of embedding 5 JRE for 5 applications respectively, I think of using only one JRE in the archive and configure the 5 applications to use by default that only common JRE.
However, I am wondering about the performance during runtime. Will I have any problem in terms of performance if the 5 applications are running at the same time and using the same JRE?
Do you have any advice? Should I embed only one JRE for 5 applications or should I embed each JRE for each application?
java windows deployment executable software-distribution
asked Nov 8 at 13:34
Cong Bang DO
94111
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up vote
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I need to deliver a bundle of 5 java applications with a specific JRE embedded inside it.
In order to limit the size of the archive, instead of embedding 5 JRE for 5 applications respectively, I think of using only one JRE in the archive and configure the 5 applications to use by default that only common JRE.
However, I am wondering about the performance during runtime. Will I have any problem in terms of performance if the 5 applications are running at the same time and using the same JRE?
Do you have any advice? Should I embed only one JRE for 5 applications or should I embed each JRE for each application?
java windows deployment executable software-distribution
asked Nov 8 at 13:34
Cong Bang DO
94111
I need to deliver a bundle of 5 java applications with a specific JRE embedded inside it.
In order to limit the size of the archive, instead of embedding 5 JRE for 5 applications respectively, I think of using only one JRE in the archive and configure the 5 applications to use by default that only common JRE.
However, I am wondering about the performance during runtime. Will I have any problem in terms of performance if the 5 applications are running at the same time and using the same JRE?
Do you have any advice? Should I embed only one JRE for 5 applications or should I embed each JRE for each application?
java windows deployment executable software-distribution
java windows deployment executable software-distribution
asked Nov 8 at 13:34
Cong Bang DO
94111
asked Nov 8 at 13:34
Cong Bang DO
94111
asked Nov 8 at 13:34
Cong Bang DO
94111
asked Nov 8 at 13:34
Cong Bang DO
94111
asked Nov 8 at 13:34
Cong Bang DO
94111
94111
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