P
PReichert
Hello,
I have a service application that uses Windows Workflow Foundation as part
of its processes. One of the class libraries in this application is a
collection of custom WF activities that I have written to represent the bits
of business process.
The solution compiles fine when compiling with the /platform:anycpu flag and
all is good, but when I try to compile the same solution with the
/platform:x64 the class library with the WF activities fail with a "error
348: Compilation failed." It goes on to say "Unable to load one or more of
the requested types." but that's all the help I get.
I'm trying to build the application in a 32 bits machine running Windows XP
SP2, but I will run it in a Windows Server 2003 64 bits.
On the destination machine I have installed the 64 bit version of the
Framework 3.5 and when looking in "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v3.0"
I can see only two sub-folders: "Windows Communication Foundation" and "WPF",
whereas in the 32 bit version of the Framework 3.0 I can see a third folder
called "Windows Workflow Foundation". Does it have any relevance?
Any help is appreciated.
I have a service application that uses Windows Workflow Foundation as part
of its processes. One of the class libraries in this application is a
collection of custom WF activities that I have written to represent the bits
of business process.
The solution compiles fine when compiling with the /platform:anycpu flag and
all is good, but when I try to compile the same solution with the
/platform:x64 the class library with the WF activities fail with a "error
348: Compilation failed." It goes on to say "Unable to load one or more of
the requested types." but that's all the help I get.
I'm trying to build the application in a 32 bits machine running Windows XP
SP2, but I will run it in a Windows Server 2003 64 bits.
On the destination machine I have installed the 64 bit version of the
Framework 3.5 and when looking in "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v3.0"
I can see only two sub-folders: "Windows Communication Foundation" and "WPF",
whereas in the 32 bit version of the Framework 3.0 I can see a third folder
called "Windows Workflow Foundation". Does it have any relevance?
Any help is appreciated.