i've experimented that just loading com_xxx_wrapper.dll
in a simple java app
with
Runtime.getRuntime().load("c:/blabla/com_xxx_wrapper.dll");
gives the same
Can't find dependent libraries. Of course in blabla
i've all the dll
com_xxx_wrapper.dll depends on.
I don't know how to trace what is happening
inside load.
P.S.
xxx.dll is used in others c++ projects and does not show
any problems.
>----Messaggio originale----
>Da: [email protected]
>Data:
16/12/2008 16.13
>A: "[email protected]"<[email protected]>
>Cc: <qt-jambi-
[email protected]>
>Ogg: Re: [Qt-jambi-interest] application deployement
>
>[email protected] wrote:
>> Hi All,
>> i've a dll say xxx.dll which is wrapped
by generator produced code
>> located in com_xxx_wrapper.dll (which depends on
xxx.dll) .
>> A qtjambi
>> application makes use native code in xxx.dll.
>>
I want to deploy in a single jar
>> file my application so i used the
"deployment spec" way
>> taking as reference
>> the way generator-example is
built.
>> When i run java -jar myapp.jar all the bin
>> directory (containing
xxx.dll, com_xxx_wrapper.dll, qtjambi.dll and all qt lib
>> i use) are copied
>> in the temporary dir but when com_xxx_wrapper.dll is loaded
>>
NativeLibrayManager.loadNativeLibrary tells: Can't find dependent libraries.
>>
>> After some investigation i noticed that if put in the system path xxx.
dll ,
>> everything works. So it seems that when com_xx_wrapper.dll is loaded
>> xxx.dll
>> is not on the correct path (absolutely xxx.dll and other dlls
are on the temp
>> dir) .
>> How can i have xxx.dll loaded in the temp
directory too ?
>
>There is no reason why this shouldn't work, so I would have
to see your
>.jar and deployent-spec to know why it fails.
>
>best regards,
>Gunnar
>
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