how to generate (and run) 32-bit App_code.dllThis is a discussion on how to generate (and run) 32-bit App_code.dll within the DOTNET forums in Framework and Interface Programming category; I'm trying to deploy 32-bit web app to 64 bit environment; the app (web service) is deployed as precompiled app - App_Code.dll generated etc. The problem is I cannot find a way of generating 32-bit version of App_Code.dll. While "normal" projects have a property Platform Target resulting in a compiled assembly's manifest option set to .corflags 0x00000003 // ILONLY 32BITREQUIRED the web projects have no such an option (neither aspnet_compiler does). I tried to set the option manually (using corflags) AFTER publishing the web app BUT this way I probably need to regenerate .compiled files - any clue how to ... | ||||||||
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09-08-2008, 07:54 AM
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 how to generate (and run) 32-bit App_code.dll I'm trying to deploy 32-bit web app to 64 bit environment; the app (web service) is deployed as precompiled app - App_Code.dll generated etc. The problem is I cannot find a way of generating 32-bit version of App_Code.dll. While "normal" projects have a property Platform Target resulting in a compiled assembly's manifest option set to .corflags 0x00000003 // ILONLY 32BITREQUIRED the web projects have no such an option (neither aspnet_compiler does). I tried to set the option manually (using corflags) AFTER publishing the web app BUT this way I probably need to regenerate .compiled files - any clue how to do this? Does anyone know how to publish 32 bit web app? Or how to regenerate .compiled files?  |
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09-08-2008, 09:41 PM
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| Re: how to generate (and run) 32-bit App_code.dll roberto wrote: > I'm trying to deploy 32-bit web app to 64 bit environment; the app > (web service) is deployed as precompiled app - App_Code.dll generated > etc. > > The problem is I cannot find a way of generating 32-bit version of > App_Code.dll. While "normal" projects have a property Platform Target > resulting in a compiled assembly's manifest option set to .corflags > 0x00000003 // ILONLY 32BITREQUIRED the web projects have no such > an option (neither aspnet_compiler does). > > I tried to set the option manually (using corflags) AFTER publishing > the web app BUT this way I probably need to regenerate .compiled files > - any clue how to do this? > > Does anyone know how to publish 32 bit web app? Or how to > regenerate .compiled files? In fact, you should not limit your DLL to any special Platform in 64 bit system in Webapp. Note that Donte Webapp is running into the IIS. In fact, the IIS completely controls 32 or 64 bit code in running. That mean , when IIS is running in 64bit mode. All the Webapp (the DLLs) must be also 64 bit. No 32 bit DLL can be loaded into 64bit mode IIS. When IIS is running in 32bit mode (IIS in 64bit OS can be set to run in 32 bit mode, http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;894435), then all the DLLs must be 32bit. For pure Dotnet2 webapp which are made by C#/VB.net, the DLL can be used in both 32bit and 64 bit mode. -- Jacky Kwok jacky@alumni_DOT_cuhk_DOT_edu_DOT_hk |
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