How to verify a Win 64 bit Centera SDK configuration / Installation

Howdy Centera Community,

I'm quite sorry if this is a pretty basic/common issue that I'm experiencing,but thus far IU hasn’t been able to triage it myself.  I’ll continue to search the forums & google for an answer, but I was hoping that someone here could point me in the right direction.

I’ll preface this by saying that I am completely new to development utilizing the Centera tools, but the issue itself is more as to how to verify my installation of the Centera .dlls.  My issue is that I’m getting the generic 32 bit in a 64 bit environment error “An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007000B)”.

To assist in resolving this issue let me provide a bit of background as to my environment;

• I am on Windows 7 Professional (SP 1), 64 bit.
• I believe our Centera version to be 3.2.705 at least that is the file version on the .dlls I see.
• I also see the following pathing information in my Environment Variables
  • C:\Program Files\EMC\Centera\3_1\SystemOperator\lib;
  • C:\Program Files\EMC\Centera\3_1\SystemOperator\bin
• I'm not sure that it matters, but the application utilizing Centera is written in Visual Studio 2008
  • .net 3.5
  • It is a web application
  • it is running on my local machine under IIS
• The application does work for other developers on their local machines,
  • however other developers have varying versions of Windows, as well as different 32/64 bit versions

As for the error message I am seeing;

    An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007000B)

And the stack trace;

• at EMC.Centera.FPApi.SDK.FPPool_Open8(String inPoolAddress)
• at EMC.Centera.FPApi.Pool.Open(String inPoolAddress)
• at EMC.Centera.SDK.FPPool..ctor(String poolConnectionString)
• at Mnet.GlobalDocs.CenteraResources.GetMappedPool()
• at Mnet.GlobalDocs.CenteraResources.GetFile(String clipID, Byte[]& fileContent)

So if anyone could provide me with some steps to verify my installation/configuration, it would be greatly
appreciated.  I did see that there were some Centera tools available, but they all seem to be of a greater scope in testing the service, rather than my local machine.

Thank you in advance for your time & energy,

Alex