Hello,
In the parent process(A), run update function, and start the update
process(B), in B process, kill A, then download and update files, then
restart A.
I want to know can the B process kill A process?
Thank you
2  2511 
On Aug 1, 5:51 am, YXQ <Y...@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote:
Hello,
In the parent process(A), run update function, and start the update
process(B), in B process, kill A, then download and update files, then
restart A.
I want to know can the B process kill A process?
Thank you
As you stated like they're seperate processes, killing process A "may"
kill process B if process B(updater process?) has an explict
dependency with process A. You may have seen many applications like
Firefox is needed to close main application to perform update
operation and restart main application again. So, it depends on what
you're trying to do and how you update your application.
Thanks,
Onur
Sorry, please ignore this problem, the parent process can be killed normal
using the kill function in subprocess.
"kimiraikko nen" wrote:
On Aug 1, 5:51 am, YXQ <Y...@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote:
Hello,
In the parent process(A), run update function, and start the update
process(B), in B process, kill A, then download and update files, then
restart A.
I want to know can the B process kill A process?
Thank you
As you stated like they're seperate processes, killing process A "may"
kill process B if process B(updater process?) has an explict
dependency with process A. You may have seen many applications like
Firefox is needed to close main application to perform update
operation and restart main application again. So, it depends on what
you're trying to do and how you update your application.
Thanks,
Onur
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