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How to auto upgrade the XML files at the time of software upgradation ??

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    Hi All, I use VC.NET and could anyone suggest me how to auto upgrade the XML files at the time of software upgradation.. Thanks..

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      Hi All, I use VC.NET and could anyone suggest me how to auto upgrade the XML files at the time of software upgradation.. Thanks..

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      Make an Installer Project

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        Make an Installer Project

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        I was asking how can we develop it and not by Installer Project! Whether it is using XSLT or C#.Which is the preferred and a better way to develop?

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          I was asking how can we develop it and not by Installer Project! Whether it is using XSLT or C#.Which is the preferred and a better way to develop?

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          zxc89 wrote:

          I was asking how can we develop it and not by Installer Project!

          zxc89 wrote:

          software upgradation

          I am not familiar with the word "upgradation". If you don't want an installer for updating the components of the application, what do you want?

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            zxc89 wrote:

            I was asking how can we develop it and not by Installer Project!

            zxc89 wrote:

            software upgradation

            I am not familiar with the word "upgradation". If you don't want an installer for updating the components of the application, what do you want?

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            whenever a software is upgraded to another version, the xml files should also be upgraded to that version. So what i meant was that all the xml files should be upgraded to another version with any changes to its attributes or element values at the time of s/w upgradation.

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              whenever a software is upgraded to another version, the xml files should also be upgraded to that version. So what i meant was that all the xml files should be upgraded to another version with any changes to its attributes or element values at the time of s/w upgradation.

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              zxc89 wrote:

              whenever a software is upgraded to another version

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              and not by Installer Project!

              What mechanism are you using to upgrade the software if not an installer? :confused:

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                zxc89 wrote:

                whenever a software is upgraded to another version

                zxc89 wrote:

                and not by Installer Project!

                What mechanism are you using to upgrade the software if not an installer? :confused:

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                I'm assuming zxc89 means that when the app starts on the user's machine it would contact a web server to look for a newer version of the app then download the updated version including the updated XML files... this is what I need to do in my app as well so I'd also like to know what the options are for doing this. If this is not what you mean zxc89 then you need to tell us what you mean! Mike

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                  I'm assuming zxc89 means that when the app starts on the user's machine it would contact a web server to look for a newer version of the app then download the updated version including the updated XML files... this is what I need to do in my app as well so I'd also like to know what the options are for doing this. If this is not what you mean zxc89 then you need to tell us what you mean! Mike

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                  nzmike wrote:

                  I'd also like to know what the options are for doing this.

                  Far too many to list. With each one twisting and turning the issues involved into a jigsaw puzzle. Most likely the simplest and safest (robust) approach would be to use Bits. You can get started by reading this article[^].

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