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I've looked further into the issue. It seems that things have changed in Windows 7 x64 with regards to registry reflection. This will affect licensing on Windows 7 x64 systems where the application is not using a .lic file in the bin folder. So, until the License Manager is fixed, you have these options: deploy a .lic file in the bin folder of your application set Enable 32-Bit application = true for the IIS7 application pool under which your app is running export the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE...
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Thanks for pointing this out, trinet. This will be added to the shipping demos in the next SP.
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Hi, this bug is fixed in the 2009.2 release.
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Hi,
I have verified this bug and we are working on a solution to it.
Thank you for your patience.
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Any news on this. It's gone awfully quiet. I've still got this problem and I'm still having to get round it by using my adapted Codeplex uploader instead - despite my employer having paid for a UI Framework 2009.1 licence!
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I gave both NETWORK SERVICE and Everyone write permission. The 'uploaded' files do not appear in my uploads directory (I set both TempFileFolder="~/uploads" and DestinationFolder="~/uploads"). Setting DebugMode on the web control has no effect at all. Here's my aspx page code: <%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="CAUploaderTestPage.aspx.cs" Inherits="CAUploader.Web.CAUploaderTestPage" %> <...
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I think it is probably the permissions, both the TempFileFolder (uploadtemp in the demo) and DestinationFolder (upload in the demo) need to be writable by the web server, I don't know what user your IIS7 runs as but try giving NETWORK SERVICE write permissions on those folders. In addition you can try setting the DebugMode property of the SilverlightUpload WebControl to True, then more detailed error messages are sent back to the Silverlight control.
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Hi, When using the ASP.NET web server in VS2008, uploaded files (mostly) get sent to the uploads directory on the web server. However, when I change the project to run in IIS7 (running locally on my own PC), uploaded files no longer get to the server! Are there any particular settings I need in my web.config. I have included the following: <modules> <add name="ComponentArtUploadModule" type="ComponentArt.Silverlight.Server.UploadModule, ComponentArt.Silverlight.Server"...
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The fix will be in the final of 2009.2, but I do have pre-release build you can use. Can you open up a support request and quote this forum post so we can forward it along? Just use the main navigation above (and we will of course refund the ticket). Thanks!
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Good to hear that you have found the problem.
Can you give me an E.T.A.? Or is it possible to receive a hotfix when this issue is fixed?
We are ready to release our product, but unable to do so because of the error on our 64bit production machines.
Regards,
Freerk Jelsma
SchoolMaster BV