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Monday, 03 January 2011 19:00
Many readers will doubtless recall the war waged by the Muse against .NET on 64bit ColdFusion 8. If not, you can read all about it in this series of posts on Muse Vs. .NET Integration. It was clear from the outset that using 64bit CF against a 32bit assembly was not working for us. Naturally we went down the path of recompiling everything into 64bit and we had multiple obstacles to overcome.
But the fact that we could not communicate with 32bit assemblies always puzzled me. The communication (like most things on a web server) happens through a socket to a listener provided by the integration service (just like Verity and Sequelink). I could not reasonably explain to my own satisfaction why it should be that a 32 bit assembly was inaccessible. After all, our tests using the assembly directly worked fine. I assumed in a vague sort of way that differences in how variables were stored and passed back and forth must be to blame.
