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There are now three fully supported methods (and a fourth unsupported method) to install WebStart WEPS:

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\item Standard Java WebStart installation (works for Java versions 8, 9 and 10) - \autoref{sec:\WebStartInstall}

The standard Java WebStart installation utilizes Java's built-in functionality of Java WebStart to connect to a specified web server to install a cached copy of the WEPS package onto the machine. This is the original and preferred installation/execution method for WebStart WEPS.

\item WEPS bootloader installation (requires the WEPS bootloader to be pre-installed) - \autoref{sec:\BootInstall}

Since Java WebStart functionality has been removed from Java versions beginning with Java 11,
ARS developed a small WEPS bootloader program to replace this missing functionality required for WebStart WEPS installations.
Once the WEPS bootloader is installed, it can then install the various releases and builds of WebStart WEPS available from the specified WEPS server.
This is the intended preferred installation method for NRCS configured/managed Windows based computers.

The WEPS Bootloader (currently Windows version only)
is available here:
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{
\href{https://infosys.ars.usda.gov/builds/bootloader/1/WEPS\_Bootloader.msi}
{https://infosys.ars.usda.gov/builds/bootloader/1/WEPS\_Bootloader.msi}
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\item OpenWebStart installation (requires OpenWebStart to be pre-installed) - \autoref{sec:\OpenWebStartInstall}

OpenWebStart is the open source community's response to Oracle's removal of Java WebStart functionality
from Java 11 and later Java versions.
OpenWebStart is intended to be a drop-in replacement for the previous built-in Java WebStart functionality.
It has received limited testing on both Windows and Linux platforms with a variety of Java versions with success.
Since OpenWebStart is basically a GUI/management layer on top of the "IcedTea-web" open source project,
which is often provided with some Linux distributions,
OpenWebStart may not be strictly required to install WebStart WEPS on those systems.
It is primarily intended to be used for Java 11 and later releases of Java.
However, it is currently not a part of the standard Java 11 and later packages,
thus OpenWebStart does require a separate installation from Java itself.

OpenWebStart is available here:
\href{https://openwebstart.com/download}
{https://openwebstart.com/download}

\item Traditional MSI Windows installation (unsupported but available upon request)- \autoref{sec:\MSIInstall}

The traditional MSI installation does a standard permanent per machine installation of the application on a Windows PC.
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