Wyatt O'Day (Wyatt) has made 7873 posts.
You're trying to use the AutomaticUpdater synchronously, when it works best asynchronously (that is,…
Post on Oct 5, 2012Well, you disable the button. Then re-enable the button if there's no update pending.
Post on Oct 5, 2012you have an AutomaticUpdater instance, let's call it automaticUpdater1. To call InstallNow(), you ca…
Post on Oct 5, 2012Yep, on the UpdateReady event, call the installNow() function. This starts the update immediately.
Hey Oren, No, you don't need features. You only need them if you want to enable/disable certain pa…
When wyUpdate self-updates it checks google.com then wyday.com. Double click the client.wyc file to …
Yes, you'd need to recompile wyUpdate with every new release.
Weeks. 2 to 3. We're working to get this out ASAP.
Post on Oct 4, 2012Well, there are many ways to do this. The short answer is we'll be making this easy in TurboActivate…
I'm not quite sure what you're asking. Are you saying your cancelling the AutomaticUpdater and you'r…
I can't for the life of me figure out why you're getting this error. Can you reproduce this in anoth…
Can you paste the code you're using to launch wyUpdate? Better yet, create a sample service that rep…
Hey Oren, You can call TurboActivate (the part you include with your app) from FORTRAN, just like …
Set the Visibility of the AutomaticUpdater to Invisible. The automatic updater does not work when n…
It sounds like the users deleted the TurboActivate.dll (for what reason I don't know). Tell them to …
You can't. Is this normal behavior for the user - switching between 32-bit and 64-bit mode?
It doesn't seem like you can make direct calls to TurboActivate. You'd have to create another C/C++ …
Yeah, you can do that. Some of our customers choose to do that. It's entirely up to you.
Sorry, I read your question too fast. Just proceed with the installation. Then you can replace the c…