Problème d'installation du SDK d'extensibilité ArcGIS pour Silverlight

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<\/HEAD>J'ai déjà installé avec succès ArcGIS pour Sharepoint. Lorsque j'ai essayé d'installer le SDK d'extensibilité ArcGIS pour Silverlight 2.4, j'ai reçu une erreur disant "La version de ce fichier n'est pas compatible avec la version de Windows que vous utilisez. Vérifiez les informations système de votre ordinateur pour voir si vous avez besoin d'une version x86 (32 bits) ou x64 (64 bits) du programme, puis contactez l'éditeur du logiciel." Que signifie cette erreur ? Ce SDK d'extensibilité ne prend-il pas en charge les systèmes 64 bits ? Je n'ai trouvé aucun document lié à ce problème. Toute aide est appréciée !<\/SPAN> Je fonctionne sous Windows 7 Professionnel et dispose de Visual Studio 2010 et Sharepoint 2010. L'API ArcGIS pour Silverlight 2.4 a également été installée.<\/SPAN><\/BODY><\/HTML>

JianChen · Answer

Try downloading the SDK setup again. The error seems to indicate that the file is corrupt because you received Windows error message "this file is not compatible with the version of Windows you're running". The setup never seems to have run and there is not a check in the setup for the Operating System.

Thanks Willbur!

You're right! There is no signal for me that this file is corrupt. I re-download it again and this time it works. Thanks!

WilburHughes · Answer

Try downloading the SDK setup again. The error seems to indicate that the file is corrupt because you received Windows error message "this file is not compatible with the version of Windows you're running". The setup never seems to have run and there is not a check in the setup for the Operating System.

JianChen · Answer

Hi Jian,

Right click on setup file and select run as administrator. Most of the time this helps in resolving the installation related issue in windows 7.

Rahul

Thanks Rahul, It seems not the case though.

When run it as administrator I got another error saying that Windows cannot find the file and ask me to make sure the name is correct and try again. This doesn't make sense because I right click the file and the file name cannot be wrong. Then I tried troubleshooting compatibility tools provided by windows 7 and the diagnose is that this file is compatible for Windows XP (Service Pack 2).

If this is true, is there any 64-bit compatible version of this Extensibility SDK? Thanks!