Wyatt O'Day (Wyatt) has made 7873 posts.
This is available using the AutomaticUpdaterBackend, but you're right this is not currently availabl…
Post on Jun 6, 2012You mean the version of your software? That's stored in the client.wyc file, and we don't expose it …
Post on Jun 5, 2012It's for the UpdateAvailable event. We just reused the SuccessArgs for other events.
Post on Jun 4, 2012The "UpToDate" event doesn't set the version in the event args. You should read the version number f…
Go to Start -> Run, then type "cmd" and press Enter. In the command prompt type "verifier.exe /al…
Post on Jun 3, 2012Hey John, What version of TurboActivate are you using? This doesn't sound like a problem with Tu…
Well, since I didn't develop the service I wouldn't know the name. You can find out the name using…
Post on Jun 6, 2012Where are the update actions stored? The update actions are stored in the update files. So if you …
Or, as Sam described, just have wyUpdate.exe and the client.wyc file sit outside the thin app wrappe…
We're still fixing a couple of other bugs unrelated to this new functionality. If you don't want to …
I'm a bit at a loss on why you'd need this. Can't the end-user just reinstall your app to repair the…
Post on Jun 5, 2012There's currently no way to "repair" the installation, other than to release a new version of your a…
You can do silent updates a few ways. You can call wyUpdate within your app (if you've decided to de…
Why can't the updater use a "standard" temp directory (c:\windows\temp) that everything else in wind…
Post on Jun 4, 2012I'm not having luck reproducing this -- can you throw together a simple example service app that pro…
I don't quite understand. The end-user has the time wrong on Linux by design? Why are they doing tha…
Post on Jun 1, 2012Its still confused to me,which one is correct ? The behavior on Windows is correct. We have fraud …
If you can point us to a couple of Dreamweaver example plugins -- preferably using C or C++ alongsid…
Post on Jun 1, 2012Well, you'll be able to use the C/C++ header for TurboActivate (the part of LimeLM you include with …
Hi Pedro, Yes, you can use TurboActivate (the part of LimeLM you include with your app) on Mac, Li…