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FIXED: WPI Update center is not yet updated
PROBLEM FIXED:
The update center wasn't updated right after kick-off, so there is a chance that you may have received the 2010 versions of the Java FRC update. The correct FRC NetBeans modules will have a version number of 2011.3 or higher, and are dated in 2011. Last edited by derekwhite : 09-01-2011 at 11:38. Reason: PROBLEM FIXED 
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09-01-2011, 10:50
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Re: WPI Update center is not yet updated
Thanks for the update. Our team has been using the Internet based updates since last season. Will installing without internet access this time have any adverse affects on getting future Java updates from the Internet in the future? Just want to make sure we aren't breaking anything by using a different update process. Thanks!
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09-01-2011, 11:37
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Re: WPI Update center is not yet updated
You can always switch between the two methods by using the instructions in the Java getting started guide (as if you were installing the Java updates for the first time).
BTW, the update center has been updated... Last edited by derekwhite : 09-01-2011 at 11:52.
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