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All sub-elements contain settings pertaining to the configuration of the virtual java runtime.
RunTime
The name attribute indicates the name of the java runtime (Java).
The platform attribute indicates the platform that the java runtime is designed for (x86).
The version attribute indicates the version of the java runtime. The available versions are Java 5
(1.5.0.140) and Java 6 (1.6.0.30).
Settings
The startupType attribute denotes whether to use the jar file (JAR) or class path (Class)
command line parameters for java.exe to launch the application.
The startup attribute indicates the jar file path or class name depending on the StartupType.
The classpath attribute indicates the path to the class files of the Java runtime.
The options attribute denotes any additional command line parameter.
Package
The name attribute indicates the name of the component or runtime.
The platform attribute indicates the platforms that the component or runtime is supported on. The
following are the only available values:
Any platform (Any)
x86 platform (x86)
The version attribute indicates the version of the component or runtime.
Virtualization Settings
All sub-elements contain settings pertaining to the configuration of the virtual operating system.
The suppressBranding attribute controls the branding pop-up that is displayed (False), or not
displayed (True) in the lower right-hand corner during application startup.
The isolateWindowClasses attribute is used to isolate windows classes, as registered via the
Windows ::RegisterClass or ::RegisterClassEx APIs. For example, this allows a virtualized
Firefox instance to run while a non-virtualized instance is running.
The readOnlyVirtualization attribute denotes whether the virtual application has the ability to
modify virtual files and registry settings (False) or not (True). Setting this attribute to True will
prevent modification to the virtual filesystem and virtual registry.
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