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I am using it under a x64 Application Pool and it is working.<br />
It should work also in a client application, if built as &quot;Any CPU&quot;.
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I am using it under a x64 Application Pool and it is working.
It should work also in a client application, if built as "Any CPU".

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It's not a web app. It runs on Windows 7 and Windows XP.
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It's not a web app. It runs on Windows 7 and Windows XP.

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We have a VB.net application that connect to AS400's RPG programs via the cwbx.dll activeX provided by IBM System i Access. We are using IBM System i Access for Windows version 6.1.<br />
This is a click-once application.<br />
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We would like the application to run on 64 bit machines, currently it will only work on a 32-bit machine. IBM doesn't provide a 64 bit version of the cwbx.dll component.<br />
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I've found some info online suggesting IBM System i Access version 7, but that is not an option right now. I've tried changing the Target CPU, but that doesn't work.
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We have a VB.net application that connect to AS400's RPG programs via the cwbx.dll activeX provided by IBM System i Access. We are using IBM System i Access for Windows version 6.1.
This is a click-once application.

We would like the application to run on 64 bit machines, currently it will only work on a 32-bit machine. IBM doesn't provide a 64 bit version of the cwbx.dll component.

I've found some info online suggesting IBM System i Access version 7, but that is not an option right now. I've tried changing the Target CPU, but that doesn't work.

cwbx.dll not working on 64-bit

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IBM i, formerly known as AS/400, is a proprietary, midrange, object-based operating and application system. It includes a relational database, a menu-driven interface, support for multiple users, block-oriented terminal support and printers, and supports security, communications, and web-based application servers including Websphere, Apache and Tomcat.