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I cannot install ArcGIS for Sharepoint in Windows 7 64bits

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09-17-2012 10:38 AM
by Anonymous User
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Original User: diegollamas

Hi,

I downloaded the installer ArcGIS_Sharepoint 2.1.1 and unzip it. when I did double click to setup.exe it just appear this messege [ATTACH=CONFIG]17737[/ATTACH] and then [ATTACH=CONFIG]17738[/ATTACH]. does Sharepoint need any special configuration? does any one has any clue why those errors?

A would appreciate any help you can bring me.

Regards,

Diego Llamas
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by Anonymous User
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Original User: Holly8639

I would like to know the possible causes as well. The prerequisites need installation of Microsoft .NET 3.5 service pack 1. I wonder if NET 4 works or not? And what does it mean that creation of at least one SharePoint Web Application in the prerequisites? Thanks.
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ChristopherMcDeed
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I have this same problem as well.

Run the install and it just terminates unexpectedly. Will repost if I find anything different. Going to try redownloading the installer.

Attempted the installer on the Windows 2008 Sharepoint Server as suggusted and on my desktop just to see if I get another result, windows 7.
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by Anonymous User
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Original User: Just7045

Hello Everyone,
I am not sure if this is the case or not, but I have seen a similar error caused by .net Trust levels in IIS.

Go to the default website and select the .net trust levels. Then ensure that they are set to Full (internal).

Please see the screen shots for help.


http://forums.arcgis.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=22276&stc=1&d=1362098812
http://forums.arcgis.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=22276&stc=1&d=1362098812
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JustinRodriguez
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I was thinking it might be that you IIS cannot run 32bit applications too. Please refer to this Microsoft Article. Thanks-


http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/WindowsServer2003/Library/IIS/405f5bb5-87a3-43d2-8138-5...
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by Anonymous User
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Original User: mcdeedc

Thanks for the input, I'm running through them now to see if they have any affect. Probably should start another thread since my problem is different from the title, but the actual error is the same.

Also makes me ask, is the Sharepoint App compatible with Sharepoint 2013? I've looked over most of the site and no direct mention of it.

Redownloading had no affect so not a problem with the installer. My Windows 7 machine is 32 bit only so I would have hoped it would at least open, not that I would want to install it here, just wanted to make sure the installation package downloaded intact.
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ChristopherMcDeed
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.net Trusted Sites were already set to full.

Ran the script and enabled 32bit for 64 with no change in results.

Navigate to the install and double click, windows prompts to confirm I want to run the executable and then instantly shows the below error message.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]22370[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]22371[/ATTACH]
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by Anonymous User
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Original User: Just7045

.net Trusted Sites were already set to full.

Ran the script and enabled 32bit for 64 with no change in results.

Navigate to the install and double click, windows prompts to confirm I want to run the executable and then instantly shows the below error message.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]22370[/ATTACH]
[ATTACH=CONFIG]22371[/ATTACH]


What version of .Net are you using in IIS for the application pool? It should be 2.0..
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ChristopherMcDeed
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Thank you for replying, much appreciated.

Interesting, you think this would cause the installer to behave in that fashion, even tried it on another machine, a desktop, just to see if the installs would open. The server is running "ASP.NET v4.0". I'll see if I can stand a desktop up and put .net 2 on it to see if it affects the installer. A bit hesitant to adjust my server for 2.0 at this point.

Anyone have ArcGIS for Sharepoint running on Sharepoint 2013?

Also just FYI to any others coming across this thread, The script above enables 32 bit apps; however, this may cause your app pools to default to "True" for "Enable 32-bit Applications". Setting can be found in IIS Manager -> Application Pools -> Select an App Pool -> Advanced Settings. If this is set to true, Sharepoint 2013 is no longer accessible and the app pools will be in a stopped state. When opening a sharepoint site you will get a "Service Unavailable" error.
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by Anonymous User
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Original User: Just7045

Thank you for replying, much appreciated.

Interesting, you think this would cause the installer to behave in that fashion, even tried it on another machine, a desktop, just to see if the installs would open. The server is running "ASP.NET v4.0". I'll see if I can stand a desktop up and put .net 2 on it to see if it affects the installer. A bit hesitant to adjust my server for 2.0 at this point.

Anyone have ArcGIS for Sharepoint running on Sharepoint 2013?

Also just FYI to any others coming across this thread, The script above enables 32 bit apps; however, this may cause your app pools to default to "True" for "Enable 32-bit Applications". Setting can be found in IIS Manager -> Application Pools -> Select an App Pool -> Advanced Settings. If this is set to true, Sharepoint 2013 is no longer accessible and the app pools will be in a stopped state. When opening a sharepoint site you will get a "Service Unavailable" error.


ArcGIS for Sharepoint requires .Net Framework 3.5.1.  .Net Framework 3.5.1 is technically just a service pack for .Net Framework 2.0
.Net Framework 4.0 is completely different.

Here is a link to the system requirements:
http://resources.arcgis.com/content/webapps/system-requirements

Here is a quote from the site.
Deployment of ArcGIS Mapping for SharePoint requires that the following be installed on the system:

Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1
One of the following:
Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server SP1 (Note that SP2 is required if running on Windows Server 2008 R2)
SharePoint Foundation 2010
SharePoint Server 2010
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