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1c - publishing databases from different platforms?
Hello colleagues.
Immediately make a reservation that the perversion is wild.
There is IIS 7.5. There are file bases and server bases. It is necessary that when you start the workflow database (file) using a browser (which requires platform 8.3.8), this platform is launched, and when you start the trade management (file) platform 8.3.7.
If let's say I launched UT, and then I try to start DO, then here is such an error (screenshot)
Tell me where to file it with a file?
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Unfortunately, this problem cannot be solved through the standard IS publishing dialog. It is necessary to climb into IIS:
1. Create application pools (App pools) by the number of platforms used. It is desirable to choose meaningful names, for example "AppPool 8.3.6", "AppPool 8.3.8".
2. Register in ISAPI Restrictions all used versions of wsisapi.dll and allow their use.
3. For each IIS application (base publishing), specify the required version of the web extension and its corresponding application pool. Make sure that only one version of the extension works within the same application pool.
In the same pool, keep versions 8.2 and 8.3 at the same time, but not 8.3.6 and 8.3.8, and even more so 8.3.6.2100 and 8.3.6.2299. Also, within the pool, the bitness of the libraries must match, 32 and 64 extensions of the same version will not live together. But in this case it is better not to use the 32-bit version, but manually register only the 64-bit version in step 3.
Unfortunately, these actions complicate the re-publication of the database by means of 1C - the settings of paragraph 3 will be reset to the standard ones.
Immediately make a reservation that the perversion is wild.
You now explain why such a ZOO
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especially file ones. Use one platform newer.
Agreed if there was an industry solution that does not recommend switching to a new platform, but standard ones are superfluous.
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