Originally posted by Jaime Tovar:
Take a look on Java Web Start Tec.
http://java.sun.com/products/javawebstart/
Thanks for replying Jaime. Your link (above) to the javascript code that analyzes the Java version looks like it could possibly do the trick in getting users to update or install Java JRE. I was curious as to what you think the following site uses to display browser version, adobe reader version, java version etc. etc.
What tool does this site use to display all this information??? I guess I could try and contact the webmaster at this college but I was wondering if any of you either use something similar to this, better than this, or can recommend an alternative to the above web page? We have to query our users: "What version of I.E. are you using? What version of Java do you have? What version of Adobe Reader is installed on your PC? etc. etc." It would be nice to get all that info to display on a web page the user just clicks on and reads off to us. Better yet would be the ability to update Adobe, Java, I.E. etc. right from that same analysis web page. I know this question isn't just about Java so I apologize if I'm pursuing a question that shouldn't be on a Java forum - but I don't know where else to post/look to find a tool that works similar to this website:
How do they do this??? Any further replies appreciated. Thanks everyone for taking a second look and pushing me hopefully further in the right direction.
Regards,
Dan
[ July 24, 2007: Message edited by: Daniel Salaciak ]