Local pkg upload - "Component's architecture is different from destination

machine" is the Publish Status message I get when trying to upload an x86 package in the x86 channel. This happens with multiple packages that have been running on systems for months but UCE doesn't like any of them.
Any ideas?

Local packages, adapted or developed in house - all other Sun and freeware packages have added successfully, though through different methods.

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Hot to call processValueChange() method of the file upload component?

When the value changes (when I choose a new file to upload) in the file upload component the processValueChange() method is not called.
I am planing to show the preview of the image to be uploaded using the processValueChange().
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Irritating bugs in file upload component !!

Bug 1
During a postback operation the text (file path name) in the file upload component is cleared ! When a resubmit of a form is required, the user has to re-browse the file again.
Bug 2
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I can't answer to Bug 1. That is, I don't have any solutions. If you want to submit this, go to http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/javatools/jscreator/support/index.html and look at the section titled Bug Report /Feature Request
Bug 2
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The file upload does not have a process value change method, it is an action method and thus has a uploadFileButton_action method. This method gets called when the upload button is clicked.

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Here is one thought, there is onCellClick event for the Tableview, use that for the required column and add the file upload component as the event handler method in the onCellClick method.
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