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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Speed vs Stability: Large numbers of Components
Hi Neil,
You said: " I also forced a version number for each file to ensure that if I
had to perform an upgrade the file would be overwritten REGARDLESS if it had
changed forcing integrity of the applic
Neil Hayes [mailto:neil.ha...@syspro.com]
Sent: January-30-13 2:04 AM
To: wix-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [WiX-users] Speed vs Stability: Large numbers of Components
I'm in a similar situation with close to 30,000 files to deploy of which
perhaps 50 - 100 are DLL's, EXE, OCX etc.
I'v
I'm in a similar situation with close to 30,000 files to deploy of which
perhaps 50 - 100 are DLL's, EXE, OCX etc.
I've ended up grouping files together in a component, (with the exception of
DLL's etc) sometimes up to 5,000 or 6,000 in one component. I also forced a
version number for each fil
On 25-Jan-13 10:44, Hoover, Jacob wrote:
>I currently have a single MSI with ~30k components. During installations
> and major upgrades it appears the sheer number of components is causing
> performance issues (the files are data files so there aren't version info
> headers). What is the bes
I've been using Burn and Wix for a bit now and while not a Wix specific issue
I was hoping for some comments from the community.
I currently have a single MSI with ~30k components. During installations and
major upgrades it appears the sheer number of components is causing performance
issues
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