Hi,
1. The Updater tool is included in your package by selecting "Enable Advanced Updater" checkbox in the Updater page. In the "Updates URL" field enter the URL of a valid updates configuration file. This file will reside on your webserver and will be downloaded each time the Updater is invoked to check for updates.
To test whether this URL is accessible, try to open it with a regular web browser.
2. The second step is to properly configure the updates configuration file that resides at this URL.
Please see the following page for example updates configuration files:
http://advancedinstaller.com/user-guide ... mples.html
The structure of the updates configuration file is specified here:
http://advancedinstaller.com/user-guide ... ation.html
Note that the configuration file must specify a criteria to determine if the update is already installed on the target computer or not. This criteria can be a file installed on the computer or a key in the registry. In other words, your "updates.ini" file must specify the "FilePath" or "RegistryKey" keys, one of which is compulsory.
3. In order to check for updates, the Updater must be launched. This can be done from your application (in the WM_TIMER message handler or a WM_COMMAND message handler, for example) or via a shortcut (if your package does not contain any executable programs).
See the following page for available command line options:
http://advancedinstaller.com/user-guide/updater.html
An example program (written in C++ and using ATL) for integrating the Updater is provided here:
http://advancedinstaller.com/user-guide/qa-updater.html
For a tutorial, see this pages:
http://advancedinstaller.com/user-guide ... dater.html
http://advancedinstaller.com/user-guide ... -file.html
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Ionut