What's the question? wyUpdate needs all processes that will be updated to be closed down. That's just how it has to be.
Confirmation screen to close down app on update
Hi,Using command line version of updater. C# as follows. After my code runs the process it's first window pops up with a little spinning wheel saying closing process, then overlays with a white message box (maybe OS) saying "The following processes need to be closed before updating can continue. Select a process and click Close Process"Is this what normally happens or have I missed something to prevent it appearing? Im running as administrator but I get the same if I run as a user.
var arguments = string.Format(@"-server=""{0}"" -updatepath=""{1}"" /skipinfo", remoteServer, updatePath); // Generate the command var startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo { RedirectStandardOutput = true, RedirectStandardError = true, CreateNoWindow = true, FileName = updaterExecutable, // Need to set the base directory. Perform a check to see if version has changed Arguments = arguments, UseShellExecute = false };
using (var process = new Process { StartInfo = startInfo }) { if (!process.Start()) throw new Exception(DatabaseResources.Was_unable_to_start_the_update_application); }
That's cool. Yes I'm aware that wyupdate will attempt to shut the application down, but is the "extra" dialog I'm seeing that's asking for me to select one or more applications to shut down what usually happens ? I do some app shut downs as part of my own app and they happen silently without this. If it's normal then that's ok. Otherwise how do I turn it off?Link to screen shothttp://www.mediafire.com/view/jc5ejnzn26mr3jv/wyupdate.png
This is caused by Visual Studio running. You won't see this in real-world usage. Or, of course, you can disable the hosting process in Visual Studio and not see this even in debugging.