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AdminStudio 10.0 Repackager

Hi

There is some confusion regarding repackaging best practices and operating systems

For example can I repackage 32-bit applications for deployment to Windows 2008 R2 (with 32-bit SYSWOW component installed) on a Windows 2008 R2 image or must it be repackaged on Windows 7 32-bit image? If repackaging on Windows 2008 R2 the AdminStudio repackager uses 64-bit monitoring??

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Posted by: Eswari 12 years ago
Orange Belt
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I am not sure whether the admin studio repackager monitors 64 bit environment. But i say always do package on the lower version operating system and test it on higher version. This was the old scenario. But you can package it on 32 bit and try to test it on 64 bit. As the MSI has enough access in re-directing the folders to respective locations on a 64 bit machine.

Also you can create a complete x64 bit MSI which tells the MSI to install the application to 64 bit locations only. This option you can see in the release. Template summary property will diplay the x64.
Posted by: mekaywe 12 years ago
Brown Belt
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On 64-bit operating systems, the Repackager automatically runs its x64 version. 

If you wish to override this default behavior and force the use of the 32-bit Repackager on 64-bit systems, use /ForceX86 command line switch for Repackager.exe

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