Hi All,
I have 2 Setups created with IA 6.6, one is the Main Setup and the 2nd is the Workstation Setup. When the main setup is executed at the end I call the Run Program feature to silently executy the Workstation Setup for my application.
Is there a way to make the execution process of the Workstation Setup to shown in the progress bar of the Main Setup?
I ask this because the process of runing the Workstation Setup /s is a bit lenghty and the user may get the impression the installer hangs.
My temporary solution is to create a custon dialog and show this with a mesage to the user while the Workstation Setup is being installed, then Hide it, but I wonder if this can be done using the ProgressBar of the Main Setup.
Thanks.
Using Run Program with another IA .exe file question....
Using Run Program with another IA .exe file question....
Edhy Rijo
Thom Child and Family Services
Thom Child and Family Services
Hi,
Is there anybody from InstallAware kind enough to provide some feedback in the forums, specially with messages in which there is not an easy response from the help file like this one.
I need to know if how a progressbar dialog can show the progress bar for a Run Program command.
Here is the code I have:
I would like the progress bar to show the progress while the RunProgram command is being executing. Is this possible? if not, do I have any other wait to get this feedback to the user?
Thanks!
Is there anybody from InstallAware kind enough to provide some feedback in the forums, specially with messages in which there is not an easy response from the help file like this one.
I need to know if how a progressbar dialog can show the progress bar for a Run Program command.
Here is the code I have:
Code: Select all
Apply Install (get result into variable SUCCESS)
if Variable SUCCESS not Equals ERROR
if Variable SUCCESS not Equals CANCEL
Comment: Run the Workstation Setup scrpt.
Set Variable WORKSTATION_SETUP_FILE to $TARGETDIR$\\Workstation Setup\\EZC-workstation setup.exe
Does File Exist $WORKSTATION_SETUP_FILE$ (get result into variable WORKSTATION_SETUP_FILE_EXIST)
if Variable WORKSTATION_SETUP_FILE_EXIST Equals TRUE
Display Dialog: dezCallTrack_WS_Progress, use as progress dialog (non-modal)
Run Program $WORKSTATION_SETUP_FILE$ /s USE_CDR_SERVER=TRUE (WAIT)
Hide Dialog
Set Variable PROGRESS to 100
end
Comment: Check if there is any update online.
Run Program $UNINSTALLLINK$ /update
end
end
end
I would like the progress bar to show the progress while the RunProgram command is being executing. Is this possible? if not, do I have any other wait to get this feedback to the user?
Thanks!
Edhy Rijo
Thom Child and Family Services
Thom Child and Family Services
Hi Jed,
Thanks for the recomendation, but I don't see why a simply response like this can be or can not be done requires a paid support.
It looks like these forums are not being monitored by IA support anymore. IA is a great product.
After looking at old post here I found a message from Michael Nesmith
http://www.installaware.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1557&highlight=progressbar which gave me an idea of how to use the Progress Bar using a MARQUEE value and give the user the impression that the installation process was working.
Thanks for the recomendation, but I don't see why a simply response like this can be or can not be done requires a paid support.
It looks like these forums are not being monitored by IA support anymore. IA is a great product.
After looking at old post here I found a message from Michael Nesmith
http://www.installaware.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1557&highlight=progressbar which gave me an idea of how to use the Progress Bar using a MARQUEE value and give the user the impression that the installation process was working.
If you can use (Un)Install MSI Setup, yes. If not, set PROGRESSMODE to MARQUEE:
PROGRESSMODE: Initially an empty string. If set to MARQUEE, the standard ProgressBar control will move like a marquee, ideal for use with tasks whose completion times are indeterminate.
Edhy Rijo
Thom Child and Family Services
Thom Child and Family Services
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