SQL Developer 1.5 disable manual updates

We are creating an SMS package to push this out to the client desktops since we are trying to wean ourselves off of TOAD.
We don't want users doing any updates to the client via the manual check updates.
There is a check box for disabling auto updates; however, we would also like to disable manual updates.

To completely disable check for updates (remove the UI from the product), you should be able to do:
AddVMOption -Dide.noextensions=oracle.ide.webupdate
You can also customize the installation by removing the jar file oracle.ide.webupdate.jar from the ide/extensions directory, which has the safe effect.
Thanks,
Brian

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