I found no contact to the dev (Francesco Montorsi) of WebUpdate.
I want to ask how my application can know if an update is available?
I am not sure but am I right to think that WebUpdate need to run
explicite to know if an update is available?
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I read the answer some days before. Sorry! ;)
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William H. Schultz schrieb:
> is there a library call that I can make that will
> tell me whether there's an update available, so that I can auto-launch
> the wxWebUpdate program? I would like users to be notified when updates
> are available.
I need this, too.
Do you want to work on WebUpdate
Hi,
Christian Buhtz ha scritto:
> I found no contact to the dev (Francesco Montorsi) of WebUpdate.
sorry - maybe I lost your mails catched by the SPAM filter...
> I want to ask how my application can know if an update is available?
you need to tweak a bit wxWebUpdate internals... you could add a
Hi,
actually please ignore my previous message (the one just posted to
wxcode-users): I just forgot that I already suggested a solution :)
Christian Buhtz ha scritto:
> there are six project files in /build.
> webupdate_advanced_0_0_1
> webupdate_advanced_1_5_0
> webupdate_simple_1_0_0
> webu
I recieved your WebUpdate by SVN.
there are six project files in /build.
webupdate_advanced_0_0_1
webupdate_advanced_1_5_0
webupdate_simple_1_0_0
webupdate_simple_2_0_3
webupdate_webupdate
webupdate_webupdater
They are not documented in the readme file.
What is about them?
Francesco Montorsi sc