It is looking for that shared object, plus everything that shared object
links to. You can use ldd (list dynamic dependencies) against any library
or executable to see what resolves and what doesn't. Any time java requires
native libraries, a design called JNI (java native interface) is used.
Is the JVM actually looking for libarjni63.so when it posts this error
or is it some other file and is the java.library.path the CLASSPATH? I
have that location and every other one with a .jar on my CLASSPATH but
still get the error. I cannot find anything with that name as a .class
in any .jar o
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