Same here... time out issue. Not sure what the problem is but this has been
going on for a while now. Any hope it will be fixed soon?
thx
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Perhaps you can try to do what the Flex Installer does?
The gist is to download the new file, execute it and then exit itself after
a short timeout.
Please take a look at:
https://github.com/apache/flex-utilities/blob/master/installer/src/org/apache/flex/packageflexsdk/view/UpdaterDialog.mxml
Fu
Well, it depends on what you mean by "install". The Apache Flex Installer
3.3.2 that we hope to release soon is doing something similar. When you
install Apache Flex Installer 3.3.2 for Windows, you are installing a 32-bit
app. When that 32-bit app runs, it automatically downloads a 64-bit ap
hi Alex,
It means the user will have to install to applications ?
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A hack might be to install two apps. The first app is your app. The other app
can be launched via NativeProcess to launch your app.
HTH,
-Alex
On 7/4/18, 12:02 AM, "After24" wrote:
Hello,
I need the AIR application I'm working on to be able to restart itself after
an update
Hello,
I need the AIR application I'm working on to be able to restart itself after
an update process.
The way to achieve this seems to be :
/var productManager:ProductManager = new ProductManager("airappinstaller");
productManager.launch("-launch " +
NativeApplication.nativeApplication.applica
