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Java App-V

This Blog will cover a native installation of Java 8 Update 66 and two App-v sequenced Java 6 Update 45 and Java 7 Update 45

Scenario:
Virtualised Java 1.6.0.45 to connect to one java app
Virtualised Java 1.7.0.45 to connect to another java app
Latest version of Java locally installed on the PC

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