CF8* hotfixes on 64 bit Windows server

Hello,
We have a Windows 2080 64 bit server running IIS7. I would like to install the pertinent hotfixes I found on the Adobe site but have some questions. Some of the hotfixes require .jar & .ear files to be imported via CF admin. The hotfixes do not give any information about 64-bit. Are there seperate 64-bit .jar & .ear files? Can the .jar & .ear files in the hotfixes be used on 64-bit machines?
Thanks in advance.
joe

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