Here is a snippet of what it returns for me: I think it's less likely to change because jusched is installed on millions of computers. The jusched.exe program accesses the following URL to find out what versions are available. You're better off downloading it yourself and distributing it yourself. UPDATE: I don't recommend this method because this JRE is the one that has the Ask.com toolbar. is another hot spot as mentioned in some other answer. So, you could run curl -s | grep latest8Version. Currently you need to scan for a JavaScript variable latest8Version. Looks like we need to come back to this every few months. ("Version " + version + " revision " + revision) Įventhough Java 8 was recently released currently still returns 1.7.0_51. String revision = fullVersion.split("_") Java code example try (BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(new URL(
That file currently contains a single version number: '1.7.0_11'.which is the latest and greatest, indeed.
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