jvms.json is trying to be downloaded even if "never update JVM" is set - fails on machines with no internet

[in-fke]

We are using OWS on a machine while there is no internet, thus a locally managed JVM which was downloaded previously.
Under "JVM Settings" we set "Never update JVM".

The JNLP launch fails because OWS still tries to download (the first?) "jvms.json".

Workaround:
"Pre-Fetch" jvms.json in some way, while in the internet, then go back to VPN Dial-In and go the actual launch

Suggestions:

1. OWS should try to download "jvms.json" during install
2. OWS should come with a preshipped jvms.json in order to be happy
3. OWS should really honor "Never update JVM" and be happy with a manually installed JVM

(I would prefer the last)
I hope I did not produce any duplicates because there are some Whitelist tickets out there.

[sclassen]

Could you give us the stacktrace from the logs so we can make sure that we do not miss the case you are encountering

[in-fke]

I will try to reproduce it, but it should go as follows:

1. Vanilla install
2. Install one JVM manually
3. Turn JVM Management / Settings / to "Never update JVM"
4. turn off internet
5. run a JNLP Launch (e.g. within the LAN, or to localhost)
6. OWS tries and fails to download jvms.json