Oracle Data Access Components and Windows XP Professional x64

To start I'm running Windows XP Professional x64, using IIS 6, and Visual Studio 2005. I have a web service project that uses ODAC 11g, which runs just fine when I run it in debugging mode. However when I publish the project and try to access it through IE, I get an application error saying that Oracle.Web or one of its dependencies could not be loaded. Now I suspect that this might be happening becuase I'm running on a 64-bit machine, but I'm not convinced. The web service worked just fine on a 32 bit windows running IIS 5. If anyone could shed some light on this that would be awesome. Thanks!

hi ,
i have more than one question indeed.
1.i installed personal oracle v 8.1.7 for windows nt/2000 on
windows xp profissional platform and it works great.When i
tryed to install developer 2000 6i a microsoft runtime error
is produced. is thier any solutions for such problem?
2.when i tryed to install personal oracle on another machine with the following specs:
-p4 1.4 ghz intell proccessor
-gigabyte motherboard built-in sound
-128 mb ram
-S3 savage4 32mb vga card
the oracle universal installer never runs.

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Edited by: 1000434 on Apr 17, 2013 6:36 AM

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