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;; Components: |
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;; * Checking for updates |
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;; - A server is running to say what the latest version is. |
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;; - The client sends a packet and getting a response on what the latest version is. |
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;; - The client compares its version with latest and deciding what to do (ideally, presenting |
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;; - The client sends a request and gets a response with data on what the latest version is. |
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;; - The client compares its version with latest and decides what to do (ideally, presenting |
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;; the user the option to update). |
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;; * Getting the updated file |
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;; - The client talks to the server to get the URL it can get the latest version from. |
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;; should be possible. |
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;; * Using the file |
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;; - Remove the extra bytes used for the signature. |
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;; - Depending on the application, then extract the file, load the extracted library, close and |
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;; - Depending on the application, extract the file, load the extracted library, close and |
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;; run the update as a subprocess, etc. |
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;; - On subsequent executions, check the user data directory for any update files, and run those |
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;; as a subprocess instead. (In the case where the update is an entire executable). |
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