John Ellis wrote:
> Vincenzo,
>
> I think that there is a fix in the latest JOnAS for this, but it is my understanding
>that when you call
> java from JNI you should specify the classpath with the option "-Djava.class.path="
>
> Look in the JDK 1.3 source under launchers for examples.
...
Hi John,
solved the problem :)
I installed Jonas services with a nt service installer which uses JNI 1.1.
I patched the installer to use JNI 1.2 and everything was right. The problem is that
jni 1.1 doesn't
recognise (or I think so) the
-Djava.class.path options and I haven't found any way to put classes in the user
classpath. It seems it
just uses the bootstrap classloader
(which is null).
thank you for your help (expecially for the -Djava.class.path hint :) )
Vincenzo
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