Mouser,
I have just had a little play with DCUPDATER, trying to integrate it into one of my apps.
Some observations:
The help file shows an example for the web version file that is different to one of your apps which sets the items within a <root> section.
I spent a lot of time trying to work out why my release date didn't show in dcupdater... but it looks like it is date sensitive (31 Aug did not display, whereas 3 Aug did) , and possibly to do with localisation of the date (I have date format set to dd/mm/yyyy).
A simple DLL interface that allows an application to test whether dcupdater is installed (say a function to return the version of dcupdater) would allow an application to show relevant menu options only when dcupdater is available.
Owen
I have just had a little play with DCUPDATER, trying to integrate it into one of my apps.
Some observations:
The help file shows an example for the web version file that is different to one of your apps which sets the items within a <root> section.
I spent a lot of time trying to work out why my release date didn't show in dcupdater... but it looks like it is date sensitive (31 Aug did not display, whereas 3 Aug did) , and possibly to do with localisation of the date (I have date format set to dd/mm/yyyy).
A simple DLL interface that allows an application to test whether dcupdater is installed (say a function to return the version of dcupdater) would allow an application to show relevant menu options only when dcupdater is available.
Owen








