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GregOlson16-Pearl
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April 21, 2015
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Windchill 10.2 M020 CPS10 - Java 8

  • April 21, 2015
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Is anyone running this combination? We are running Windchill 10.2 M020 CPS10, but after setting the RMI property we still cannot use Java 8 as it blocks the app.

    Best answer by ChrisSpartz

    Have you either configured an Exception Site List or deployed a Java Deployment Rule Set? Setting the RMI property will allow applets to make RMI connections to the Windchill server. However, that property only matters if the applet is allowed to load. Oracle has added new security controls to Java 7/8 that will block any unsigned applet (i.e. Windchill applets) from loading. Exception Site Lists and Deployment Rule Sets are two methods that can be used to get around these security controls and allow Windchill applets to load. See CS142095 for information about these security controls as well as information about setting up Exception Site Lists and Deployment Rule Sets.

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    April 21, 2015

    Have you either configured an Exception Site List or deployed a Java Deployment Rule Set? Setting the RMI property will allow applets to make RMI connections to the Windchill server. However, that property only matters if the applet is allowed to load. Oracle has added new security controls to Java 7/8 that will block any unsigned applet (i.e. Windchill applets) from loading. Exception Site Lists and Deployment Rule Sets are two methods that can be used to get around these security controls and allow Windchill applets to load. See CS142095 for information about these security controls as well as information about setting up Exception Site Lists and Deployment Rule Sets.

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