Hey Meghraj,
If I deployed this setup to client with auto updater control I used.will it work after I purchage Auto updateer later or I will have to rebuild setup with new auto updater.
The AutomaticUpdater you're using now will work fine after you've purchased a license.
Should I add debug folder file in Program's folder or Releae because I am working in debug mode.
wyBuild scans the binary differences between files. So if you're just testing releasing updates to your app, then go ahead and use the Debug build of your program. However, I take it you won't be releasing Debug builds to your customers, so you'll instead be using the Release files.
Please check that your Vedio guedence is not working.
It's working here. What browser are you using? And what version of flash? If it's not working on our video tutorial page, then you can also watch it on YouTube.
Could you provide some details steps t create wyUpdate.exe & other files needed.
Sure,
1. Create a new project in wyBuild.
2. Enter your product name and company name.
3. Select the theme and languages for inclusion with wyUpdate.
4. Click the "Update Information" on the left hand side. Enter the first version you'll be including wyUpdate and the AutomaticUpdater control. We'll call this version "1.1".
5. Flip to the "Update sites" on the left. Enter the site where the updates will be downloaded from. Use the %file% variable. E.g. http://yoursite.com/updates/%file%.
6. Build wyUpdate for version 1.1 of your app. (This will output wyUpdate and client.wyc that you'll be including with your app).
7. Also build the initial update files. (They should be blank at this point.) Then upload these to your site.
When you run wyUpdate.exe it should say "You're up-to-date".
Building new updates
Drag the files for 1.1 into the 1.1 tab in wyBuild. Create a new version for the next version you'll be releasing to your users. We'll call this 1.2. Drag the files for 1.2 to wyBuild. Build the updates and upload them.
When you run wyUpdate, it will now update from 1.1 to 1.2
Tell me if this helps.