Problem with compressing byte[] array in c# for 64 bit operating System

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hello everyone,

I am working in asp.net website in c#. in this i need to make a requirement to create pdf and send as attachment with email. I am using ionic.dll for zip the byte[] array. it is working in 32 bit operating system but my servers are 64 bit. it is only zip the file but size is not compressing in the case of 64 bit operating system.

so please provide any link or solution of my problem..

please help me...

Posted 26-Nov-13 4:56am

coolnavjot31

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Ron Beyer 26-Nov-13 11:02am

Maybe you should talk to the people you got the DLL from?

coolnavjot31 26-Nov-13 11:04am

i have downloaded the ionic.dll from internet. so if you have any other solution kindly provide.

Herman<T>.Instance 26-Nov-13 11:21am

Have you tested by creating an ALL CPU build?

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-11-26T05:13:00

You should talk to the people who created it - there should be information around where you got it from - they should provide technical support and will know more about their product than we will. If they don't, then find another DLL and use that.

What makes you think that a random website will know the intimate details of every DLL available on the internet? That is like my assuming that you know how to work every gadget in my kitchen without me specifying what the gadget is or what it is meant to do!

Yvan Rodrigues · Answer 2 · 2013-11-26T14:14:00

Solution 2

Try building it from source.[^]

Try asking on their support forums.[^]

Report an issue.[^]

If you can use .NET 4.5, use System.IO.Compression[^].

Try SharpZipLib instead.

Posted 26-Nov-13 14:14pm

Yvan Rodrigues