.net framework automatic update?
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Hi, How does .net framework automatic updates? Does windows update actually checks/updates .net framework or any .net application actually check any checks/updates? I have .net application hosted via click once. On certain sites, the application is using lots of bandwidths (I guess it might checks for any updates!). Thanks, Divyesh
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Hi, How does .net framework automatic updates? Does windows update actually checks/updates .net framework or any .net application actually check any checks/updates? I have .net application hosted via click once. On certain sites, the application is using lots of bandwidths (I guess it might checks for any updates!). Thanks, Divyesh
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Hi, How does .net framework automatic updates? Does windows update actually checks/updates .net framework or any .net application actually check any checks/updates? I have .net application hosted via click once. On certain sites, the application is using lots of bandwidths (I guess it might checks for any updates!). Thanks, Divyesh
divyesh1432 wrote:
I have .net application hosted via click once. On certain sites, the application is using lots of bandwidths (I guess it might checks for any updates!).
Unless you specifically programmed your application to check for updates this is very unlikely to be the cause of the high bandwidth. Also, as far as I know, the .NET Framework is incapable of checking for updates. Windows itself does the checking. So any high bandwidth usage in your application is due to the way it has been coded.
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Hi, How does .net framework automatic updates? Does windows update actually checks/updates .net framework or any .net application actually check any checks/updates? I have .net application hosted via click once. On certain sites, the application is using lots of bandwidths (I guess it might checks for any updates!). Thanks, Divyesh
Are you talking about the updates of your application, or the .NET updates? If it's the application, ClickOnce increments version numbers and they can pile up in the ".\ProjectName\publish\Application Files" folder. As the user can only roll-back one level you should make sure only the latest version and the one previous one are in that folder.
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Are you talking about the updates of your application, or the .NET updates? If it's the application, ClickOnce increments version numbers and they can pile up in the ".\ProjectName\publish\Application Files" folder. As the user can only roll-back one level you should make sure only the latest version and the one previous one are in that folder.
I am talking about .net framework updates! And one question about click once, it shows me one year validity of the license when you publish your application. After one year I think we need to create another certificate. In that case how can we publish new version. Is there any licensing policy with microsoft that can extend the expiry of that certificate? Thanks, Divyesh