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When installing SGCONFIG or DS Agile Studio, selecting the right Java version is crucial to avoid security warnings and ensure smooth operation. Based on experience, I recommend using JRE 8 Update 11 (32-bit) to minimize security prompts and compatibility issues.
Newer Java versions enforce stricter security policies, leading to frequent prompts like:
JRE 8U11 (32-bit) has relaxed security checks compared to later updates, reducing these interruptions.
Many industrial automation tools (like SGCONFIG and DS Agile Studio) were designed for older Java environments. Using JRE 8U11 ensures:
While 64-bit Java is common today, some automation tools only work correctly with 32-bit Java. Using a 64-bit version may cause:
Download the offline installer from Oracle’s archives:
Disable Auto-Updates
Configure Security Settings (Optional)
Since JRE 8U11 is outdated, take extra precautions:
For SGCONFIG, DS Agile Studio, and similar legacy automation tools, JRE 8U11 32-bit remains the most stable choice. While newer Java versions offer better security, they often break compatibility with older software.
Pro Tip: If security is a major concern, consider running the tools in a virtual machine (VM) with restricted network access.
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