Wyatt O'Day (Wyatt) has made 7815 posts.
Sure, if you have any other questions we'll be happy to help.
Post on Jul 4, 2011Hey John, Yes wyUpdate supports updating ASP.NET apps -- many of our users do it. For instance, le…
Email me at wyatt@wyday.com -- I'm available today. I'll be awaiting your email.
If you're just deactivating you don't need to check if the user is genuine. Just call Deactivate(). …
Post on Jul 2, 2011Hey Karl, Call either Deactivate() or IsGenuine() within your application and this will force deac…
Yes, if wyUpdate needs to elevate it elevates itself. It can update any files anywhere.
Post on Jul 1, 2011Yes, our version of wyUpdate works correctly on Windows Vista / 7 with UAC enabled, disabled, and ev…
PS: "occured" -> "occurred" These typos are always embarrassing. Thanks for spotting it; we'll …
We already have this functionality for programs using the AutomaticUpdater (after an app is updated …
Ok, wyUpdate doesn't handle this case and it should. For instance, let's say you have version 1.1 in…
Post on Jun 30, 2011Are you using wyUpdate.exe in both standalone mode and with the AutomaticUpdater? That is, are you r…
Post on Jun 30, 2011The log currently shows the full error. What error did you have, and what information could you have…
It's coming along nicely. However, we are holding the static library release off until version 3.0 o…
Alright, we've deleted them. In the near future we'll make this easier with the ability to select bu…
Post on Jun 28, 2011No, you can only delete them one at a time, but we delete them en masse for you. Do you want them al…
I imagine that this particular aspect has the potential (maybe unavoidably so) to bloom into a compl…
Post on Jun 28, 2011Thanks for taking the time to write that. We'll have to make it more robust to handle some more comp…
You've made my day! Great! If you have any other question and suggestions we'll be happy to help.
You can already execute your program after the updating completes. You can use the "Executing files …
Most likely this is caused by a very poor connection (e.g. flaky wireless connection or dialup) comb…