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Re: iACS force use installed JVM

Justin - do you know about Using the Data Cache Function to speed up ACS Client Loading? That's the title of a video located here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdl_JvavcjQ

Maybe it can help, if it fits your scenario. Although this doesn't deal with the JVM.

Regards
Vern

On 4/1/2020 2:42 PM, Justin Taylor wrote:
We keep iACS in a NetServer share with a JVM in the same directory. Our users have HOD files that are set to Open With the 64-bit iACS EXE on the NetServer and it uses the JVM in that same directory. That works perfect for local users. We have a couple of remote users and since I added the JVM to the iACS directory, the network latency makes iACS too slow to be usable.

Does anyone know of a way to allow individual users to continue to use their locally installed JVM? My best guess so far would be a symlink to a second NetServer directory that doesn't contain the JVM.

TIA


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