ClickOnce - Change Processor
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I hope i am in the right group. I have the following problem: I deployed an application by ClickOnce (files have been created by MageUI.exe) and selected the processor type x86 (because the application was builded in x86 mode). Now I changed the processor of the application to Any CPU and also the processor mode of the ClickOnce files to msil (by MageUI.exe) As I deployed the msil files to the same Website where the x86 files have been earlier and run the application link (in Start menu) on the client, I got an error. In the error description I read that the files aren't valid anymore. The link on the client (in Start menu) has the following data http://localhost/x86/MyApp.application#MyApp.app, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, processorArchitecture=x86 So the problem is that there is a fixed processor Architecture setted. Can I change the processor type in ClickOnce without removing the old application in the client? Does anyone have an idea? Thank You
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I hope i am in the right group. I have the following problem: I deployed an application by ClickOnce (files have been created by MageUI.exe) and selected the processor type x86 (because the application was builded in x86 mode). Now I changed the processor of the application to Any CPU and also the processor mode of the ClickOnce files to msil (by MageUI.exe) As I deployed the msil files to the same Website where the x86 files have been earlier and run the application link (in Start menu) on the client, I got an error. In the error description I read that the files aren't valid anymore. The link on the client (in Start menu) has the following data http://localhost/x86/MyApp.application#MyApp.app, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, processorArchitecture=x86 So the problem is that there is a fixed processor Architecture setted. Can I change the processor type in ClickOnce without removing the old application in the client? Does anyone have an idea? Thank You
Not sure if you can, or if you have to have one for each architecture.
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