Hello,
I am currently doing some code to use on the Peer to Peer network here at work. I have compiled it into an executable and installed it on the machines (about 14) that will be using it. This executable will be updated every so often as new features are added, bugs corrected, etc. and I would like to keep the executable on the seperate machines to help speed up execution and cut down on network bandwidth.
Finally... the question. Does anyone know of a way to have the executable check for a newer version on the computer acting as a server and, if found, copy the new version to workstation?
Would appreciate any help ya'll can provide.
Thanks
Don
I am currently doing some code to use on the Peer to Peer network here at work. I have compiled it into an executable and installed it on the machines (about 14) that will be using it. This executable will be updated every so often as new features are added, bugs corrected, etc. and I would like to keep the executable on the seperate machines to help speed up execution and cut down on network bandwidth.
Finally... the question. Does anyone know of a way to have the executable check for a newer version on the computer acting as a server and, if found, copy the new version to workstation?
Would appreciate any help ya'll can provide.
Thanks
Don