Fully automatic silent install of 1.4.2_10

We're using Citrix Webinterface 4.0 with Citrix Java Client for remote access users (working at home). This works fine with Java 1.4.2_10. It does NOT work with MS Java VM or Java 1.5.x. So we need to ensure employees have Java 1.4.2_10 installed at their home pc's. We do not have administrative control over these pc's. Therefore we need to push the Java 1.4.2_10 software from the same webpage as their Citrix Webinterface login.
QUESTION: I would like to create a hyperlink on the Webinterface login page where users can click to FULLY AUTOMATICALLY download and SILENTLY install the Java 1.4.2_10 software (and NOT the Java 1.5.x which is (non-silently) available at http://www.java.com/nl/download/ie_auto.jsp !!!!!)
How can this be accomplished?
Any help is much appreciated
Harm van Dommelen
Gemeente Waterland, The Netherlands

i haven't done it, but you could just include the version of the JRE you want the user to use with your software

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1.In the command line mentioned below, I think you should have a space between Start and /wait.
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Toadpole wrote:
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Hello,
I have a student version of Labview 2010 SP1. I have located an article on how to perform a silent install using v2008 (http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/AA2371E815A418DD86257169005F2D99?OpenDocument). I was wondering if anyone had a 'spec file' or silent install file for 2010 SP1? If not has anyone tried creating a .MSI using WinInstall?
We are trying to push it out using Group policy to one of our small teaching labs. I was going to create a startup batch to accomplish this.
Thank you
ZoeTaite

OK...after some reading I see you can generate a 'spec file' that will help with the silent installation of the Labview 2010 SP1 software via group policy. Is there a way to to modify the nisuite.xml to automatically register the software? Like I mentioned we are pusing this out to a student lab and I don't want to provide the SN (even though it comes up when you launch it).
ZT

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