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Chapter 7: Working in the OpenEdge Environment in Windows ABL Deployment Deployment of your application with a Windows 64-bit server, will require a mix of products and versions of r-code. Figure 5 displays this scenario. Figure 5: Windows 64-bit deployment .NET Open Client development The architectural model for developing a 64-bit application with the Microsoft .NET Open Client interface .dll files is depicted in Figure 6. .NET Application 64‐bit 64‐bit OpenEdge DLL Application Server 64‐bit Figure 6: 64-bit .NET Open Client model 242 OpenEdge Getting Started: Installation and Configuration r‐code RDBMS
Windows 64-bit For information on developing Open Client applications, see OpenEdge Development: Open Client Introduction and Programming. Product and database interactions You cannot have both the 32-bit and 64-bit version of OpenEdge for Windows installed on the same system. However, both versions can access the same OpenEdge database, so there is no need to convert or do a dump and load when migrating from Windows 32-bit to Windows 64-bit. The 32-bit client (prowin32.exe) supplied with the Windows 64-bit product for Data Dictionary and Data Administration functions can access an offline database in single-user mode. If a 64-bit server is started against the database, the 32-bit client cannot connect using shared memory, and must connect to the 64-bit server using a client/server connection. OpenEdge Getting Started: Installation and Configuration 243
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