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Jul 20, 2006
02:27 PM
Problem with the Download Method
Hello,
We are using the EnumUpdates, Download and Execute methods to manage updates for our software and have encountered a problem with the Download method.
When we call the Download method the package is downloaded but is immediately executed during the call to this method. Afterwards we call Execute and the setup is executed a second time.
In the documentation there is no mention of the fact the setup is executed during the call to the Download method. Is this a bug ? Is there something we are doing wrong.
Any suggestions would be welcomed.
Regards,
Robert
We are using the EnumUpdates, Download and Execute methods to manage updates for our software and have encountered a problem with the Download method.
When we call the Download method the package is downloaded but is immediately executed during the call to this method. Afterwards we call Execute and the setup is executed a second time.
In the documentation there is no mention of the fact the setup is executed during the call to the Download method. Is this a bug ? Is there something we are doing wrong.
Any suggestions would be welcomed.
Regards,
Robert
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Jul 21, 2006
08:26 AM
Hello,
This is a non issue. The problem was caused in our code calling the different methods.
Sorry
Robert
This is a non issue. The problem was caused in our code calling the different methods.
Sorry
Robert
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