Is it possible to run matlab without a Java jre.
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Our security policy has disallowed the use of Java on our PC's. Can we remove the JRE and still run Matlab.
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Guillaume
on 16 Apr 2015
You can use matlab without Java (with startup option -nojvm) but with extremely reduced funtionality. You don't get the desktop environment or figures as they are all drawn using java. There's also several function that are not going to work (such as webread) as the bulk of the work is again delegated to java.
Disabling java for the browser makes sense. Disabling java altogether may not be so wise.
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