How to create a 32-bit C # MVC application to run on x64 Server 2008

Question

We have an MVC application that depends on a number of third-party products (e.g. Crystal, Topaz). The Topaz signature device has only 32-bit .dlls. Therefore, I assume that I need to create and deploy an application on IIS 7 in a 32-bit application pool.

If this assumption is correct, then I need to create an MVC application with the VS2008 compiler set to "x86" (now I use "Any processor"?

Also, should all referenced assemblies also be 32-bit? If so, how do I get 32-bit MVC files to x64 Server 2008?

Finally, how do I make x86 inetpub / directories friendly, or does it magically happen as a result of something else?

Answer 1

If this assumption is correct, then do it. I need to create an MVC application using Configuring the VS2008 compiler to "x86" (now I use "Any processor"?

you can install it on any processor, and it will work at a 32-bit or 64-bit level, depending on the settings of your application pool and until your other dependent dlls are also compiled with "any processor"

Also, should all referenced assemblies also be 32-bit? If so, how do I get 32-bit MVC files on x64 Server 2008?

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Finally, how do I make the inetpub / x86 directories friendly or do they magically happen due to something else?

It is just magical.