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Remoting from Win 64-bit to Win 32-bit in VS2003 application - does     it possible?

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V&G - 15 May 2008 06:03 GMT
Hello, all!

I have VS2003 compiled application.
Server side running on IIS in 32-bit environment.
One of the clients should run from 64-bit environment.

Is it possible to make this working?

Thanks to all!
jacky kwok - 15 May 2008 07:29 GMT
> Hello, all!
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> Thanks to all!

In theory, they can work.
However, I just have experience of VisualStudio2005 Dotnet2 in this case.

VisualStudio2003 uses Dotnet1.1 and there is actually no 64bit version
Dotnet1.1, so that the case may be different to Dotnet2.

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V&G - 15 May 2008 14:41 GMT
Yep, an application should be compiled in VS2003.
It's one of the issues..
Kevin J. Stricklin - 19 May 2008 17:34 GMT
Yes, Remoting will work between your 64bit and 32bit machines. As has already
been mentioned, there is no 64bit version of .NET 1.1, so your 64bit machine
will be running your application as a 32bit process.

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