You may have something in your setup that MSI cannot cost
correctly. Sometimes custom actions and self-registration can cause this.
For example the progress bar won't increment correctly during long-running
custom actions unless you explicitly added code to make it do that.

The ReserveCost element can be used to add extra time to a component to
fine tune the actual cost.

Phil Wilson


On Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 4:54 AM, Ravishankar <
ravishankar.krishnasw...@idsnext.com> wrote:

> Hi,
> I have a very peculiar issue.
>
> My installation files is around 600 mb and if i include all files in one
> *.wxs file the complilation is throwing System.OutofMemory Exception
> So i splitted the single *.wxs file into 6 *.wxs files, but now the
> issue is that the ProgressBar is not in sink with the installation
> Either the files will be copying and registering but the progressbar
> will not be progressing and even the Time Remaining is Zero
>
> I had earlier build a small installer(67 mb) with a single *.wxs , the
> ProgressBar is working perfect
> Please find below my ProgressDialog.wxs a part of code
>
>          <Control Id="StatusLabel" Type="Text" X="20" Y="100" Width="50"
> Height="10" Text="!(loc.ProgressDlgStatusLabel)" />
>          <Control Id="ActionText" Type="Text" X="70" Y="100" Width="285"
> Height="10">
>             <Subscribe Event="ActionText" Attribute="Text" />
>          </Control>
>          <Control Id="ProgressBar" Type="ProgressBar" X="20" Y="115"
> Width="330" Height="20" ProgressBlocks="yes"
> Text="!(loc.ProgressDlgProgressBar)">
>              <Subscribe Event="SetProgress" Attribute="Progress" />
>          </Control>
>
>          <Control Id="TimeRemaining" Type="Text" X="20" Y="140"
> Width="330" Height="15">
>            <Subscribe Event="TimeRemaining" Attribute="TimeRemaining"  />
>          </Control>
>
>          <Control Id="InfoText" Type="Text" X="20" Y="160" Width="330"
> Height="10" NoWrap="yes" >
>                <Subscribe Event="ActionData" Attribute="Text" />
>              </Control>
>        </Dialog>
>
>        <InstallUISequence>
>            <Show Dialog="UI2ProgressDlg" Before="ExecuteAction"
> Overridable="yes" />
>        </InstallUISequence>
>
>
> Kindly help with your expertise.
>
> Thanks and Regards
> Ravi Shankar
>
>
>
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