Problem Deploying SPSS.NET App Using ClickOnce about spss.net

[jduffman1319]

I'm having the same issue... any resolution to this problem?

[SydneyFixie]

Hi,

Would like to find a more elegant solution but in the end I lived with an ugly work around. Inside the LoadSpssDll routine inside SpssThinWrapper I removed the reference to the directory structure (found in the variable spssio32) and just loaded the spssio32.dll directly from the BaseDirectory. I also had to copy the relevant dll (32 bit in my case) to the root directory of the project, along with the support DLLs (icudt38.dll etc). The issue as best I can determine is that the Oneclick deployment doesn't bring the subdirectory structure into its seemingly arbitrarily named base directory after deployment. The main issue is that you can't switch easily between the 32 & 64 bit versions since the DLLs have the same name and you will need to copy only the version for the platform that you are targetting in the project's root directory. Happy to hear back if someone else has a superior solution.

Ian

[jduffman1319]

Would you mind sharing the revised spssio32.dll you created as well as the list of the supporting DLLs you mentioned (icudt38.dll, etc.)? Thanks!

[AArnott]

If anyone cares about this at this point, let me know. I'm considering a revision to the nuget packaging to remove the subdirectory, but it would regress the "Any CPU" scenario, requiring an app to explicitly target x64 or x86.

Otherwise I'm going to close this as no one has talked on it for a few years.