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  • Subject: Self-Updating Bundle
  • From: "Josh Ferguson" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2005 14:50:05 -0600
  • Thread-topic: Self-Updating Bundle

I'm currently trying to write a framework that is self-updating. When a
user makes a call to the framework, it would first connect and see if
there's an update available, and subsequently download that update and
replace itself and then continue with the operating that was originally
called. I'm not opposed to trying a different format (for example, using
a static and dynamic libraries), but I'm not entirely sure how to
approach this. This bundle/framework/library will require loading an
objective-C class (at least indirectly, as it relies on WebKit). Has
anyone run into this before? Even having a static stub that handles
downloading and updating the bundle before it gets loaded would
work...but that seems a bit unwieldy. Anyone else have any ideas on how
to accomplish this?



Josh

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