Compatibility :	3.5.46
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Please download the installer for the latest release. You may either save it in your download folder or at the location where you want to install the Java Service Wrapper.

Once you run the installer, it will suggest a path to where the files should be extracted. The default path will be a new directory whose name is the base name of the installer and created at the location from which the installer is executed. You may change it to any location you prefer, then just click "Install" to extract the files.

Because the installer itself is signed and authenticated, all files it extracted will be trusted by your system. In addition, the Wrapper binaries and jar files have all been digitally signed to confirm Tanuki Software, Ltd. as the author and guarantee that the code has not been altered or corrupted since it was signed.

Once installed, please proceed to the Integration page for instructions to integrate the Java Service Wrapper with your application.

Compatibility :	2.2.0
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The default security policy on Windows is to mark any downloaded zip file (and all files contained in the archive) as coming from the internet. The Wrapper binaries and jar files have been digitally signed to confirm the Tanuki Software, Ltd. as the author and guarantee that the code has not been altered or corrupted since it was signed, and will be trusted by the system. However, batch files which aim to ease launching and controling the Wrapper, can't by nature be signed like normal binaries, and Windows Defender SmartScreen might display a "Windows protected your PC" blue popup when executing them for the first time. Installing from the installer as above will not have this problem.

Please be reassured. It is perfectly safe to execute these batch files if they were acquired from the download page of the Tanuki Software website or the Official "Java Service Wrapper" SourceForge page.

There are a few solutions that we recommend as a workaround to this issue:

The first solution is to simply click "More Info" and then "Execute anyway" when the popup appears.

Once the batch file is executed, the popup will not show up on subsequent executions.

The second solution is to:
1. Right click on the bat file you want to execute and open the Properties window from the contextual menu.
2. At the bottom of the "General" tab, you should see a "Security" section with an "Unblock" checkbox or button. Click on the button or check the box.
3. Click OK.
4. You should now be able to execute the bat file without the warning.

The third solution is to do the same on the downloaded zip file before extracting it. All of the extracted files will maintain the unblocked status.

Compatibility :	3.2.0
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Like for the Windows package, the delta pack can be extracted on Windows systems using an installer. Please follow the above steps to launch and execute the installer.

The Delta Pack installer will let you choose the binaries you want to extract. By default, all available platforms will be checked. Please uncheck the platforms you don't need.

For details on what the Delta Pack is, see the Delta Pack Overview.

The Wrapper can be uninstalled by simply deleting the above extracted Folder. If you have copied the binary files into your integrated application, then the Wrapper installation is no longer needed.

Compatibility :	3.2.0
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Just like described in the "Install from a zip file" section, the delta pack will be marked as downloaded from the internet. Please follow the above steps to unblock the archive or the bat files.

Once extracted, please proceed to the Integration page for instructions to integrate the Java Service Wrapper with your application.

For details on what the Delta Pack is, see the Delta Pack Overview.

The Wrapper can be uninstalled by simply deleting the above extracted Folder. If you have copied the binary files into your integrated application, then the Wrapper installation is no longer needed.