Wyatt O'Day (Wyatt) has made 7837 posts.
No, I don't have any script on hand. Here are the first & third steps: Checkout wyUpdate from …
Post on Feb 25, 2011We'll consider it for a future version. In the meantime you can just write a simple script that... …
The Mac version of TurboActivate is now out. Plus, we've update the C#, VB.NET, and Java example pro…
Post on Feb 24, 2011Sorry for the delays, the new version is coming later today (2/24/2011) or early tomorrow.
Post on Feb 21, 2011Yes.
Greg, We've just finished the C# walkthrough of LimeLM and TurboActivate. Tell me if this helps.
Post on Feb 22, 2011OK, we'll work on the Using TurboActivate with C# tutorial and make it step-by-step. We'll try to ge…
Post on Feb 22, 2011Hey Greg, The example code that you'll want to look at is all in the "Form.cs" file. So, in the so…
Don't switch back and forth between wyUpdate.exe as a standalone updater and the AutomaticUpdater. U…
You can, but it depends on how you set it up. For instance, if in Program.cs you start your "login" …
Post on Feb 21, 2011If you're using ShowDialog() to show the main form (instead of Application.Start() ) or you're not u…
You need to do it. Application.Exit() will work.
Post on Feb 21, 2011You need to close your application immediately after you start wyUpdate with "-skipinfo".
Post on Feb 21, 2011Use the AutomaticUpdater control. You have to do almost no coding.
Post on Feb 21, 2011Don't use the "/fromservice" argument. You're making a GUI app. Use one of the following: How to Si…
Kill the processes before you call InstallNow(), like you were doing. If you're still have problems …
Post on Feb 20, 2011can you please tell me if i want to kill all running apps in my software then in which event i have …
Post on Feb 20, 2011Without seeing your full code, I won't be able to debug what the problem is. The first step is to ma…
Post on Feb 19, 2011My all running applications are killed, when new updates are found by AutomaticUpdaterBackend. Now m…