Re: winforms based product updates provision
- From: enzeez <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 24 May 2008 18:13:17 +0530
Thanks for the solution Marc,
Can i use the updater block in .net 2.0 ?
i look for the updated version of this block but could not find it over msdn.
Can u guide me find the latest version if any?
thanks in advance
NZ
Marc Bernard wrote:
On May 17, 4:10 am, enzeez <nos...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:.Hello,
I need to provide an updater exe along with my product executable in setup.
My product exe will check for updates if any, available and will launch
a process , updater.exe.
updater.exe downloads the updated version available.
This updater.exe needs to replace the current product exe with the new
ones thats downloaded.
Can someone guide me how do i achieve this?
Is it ok to just replace or delete the current exe and create a new exe
with same name?
I am new to such a task and i need to know the best possible solution.
I dont want users to uninstall and install the new version.
However, uninstalling silently by the updater.exe and then the
downloaded setup.exe run by updater.exe is also acceptable - is this
possible?
We're using a custom updater, heavily based on the Updater Application
block.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=c6c17f3a-d957-4b17-9b97-296fb4927c30&displaylang=en
Works great - we can choose to have multiple versions on a single
machine, update the app silently in the background, then prompt the
user to switch to the new one once it's downloaded, etc.
Marc
http://nomagichere.blogspot.com
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