I have a Smart Device Application (Compact framework 2.0).
How can I update it easily
With Click Once (Supported by compact framework )
With Web Services
Others solutions
Which is the best solution to update mobile application easily
Thanks
How to update mobile application easily
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How to update mobile application easily
Jobr77
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa446487.aspx
I will test it
hega72
If you're talking about updating the mobile app with new version than you've to design your app in such a manner that parts of the app can be updated. However this might not be possible all times and in which case you've to uninstall & reinstall the app.
You can use Web Service & other mechanisms to download the new version & initiate an update.
Manav
Mohammed Aquil
I don't believe clickonce is supported.
if you're connectivity dependent to begin with, keep as much functionality as you can within web services.
if you need to update a local binary, you don't have a lot of options -- do an md5 digest comparison between installed and remotely maintained binaries, download as necessary. a separate executable that's called after a binary download should handle the job of replacing the existing binary after the app shuts down.