Upgrading to mapxtreme, Migrating web sites to 64-bit web applications – Pitney Bowes MapXtreme User Manual
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Chapter 2: Getting Started
Upgrading to MapXtreme
MapXtreme v7.1
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12. At the InstallShield Wizard Completed dialog box, uncheck the Launch Learning Resources
checkbox if you do not wish to view the MapXtreme Learning Resources page, and then click
Finish to leave the software installer.
The MapXtreme Learning Resources page is available anytime from the Windows Start menu
from an SDK installation It is not available for a runtime installation.
Upgrading to MapXtreme
MapXtreme installs into its own directory using the form \<installdir>\MapInfo\MapXtreme\7.x.x.x,
where X.x.x is the current release. It will not overwrite a previous version. This allows you to
maintain side-by-side installations of different releases of the product.
For a side-by-side installation, copy your old license file to the location of the newest installation
(Program Files\Common Files\MapInfo\MapXtreme\7.x.x.).
Note, when using a side by side install, you must close Visual Studio before opening a project of a
different type. For web applications, you will also need to reset Internet Information Services (IIS).
Use the iisreset.exe command in a console window or from the Start > Run menu option.
Migrating Web Sites to 64-bit Web Applications
MapXtreme supports creating 64-bit web applications. If you have an existing Web site, you will
need to migrate them to a Web application to take advantage of 64-bit processing. You may continue
to build MapXtreme-based Web sites that are 32-bit only (see
Updating Existing Web Sites on
).
There is nothing specific to MapXtreme when migrating a Web site to a Web application. For more
infromation, see the following Microsoft to