I think that problem is in the name: in Linux system, JNI search for
something named libMapGuideJavaApi.so, and that file should be found in
the library path, while in windows system it search for
MapGuideJavaApi.dll. You may try to make a symbolic link to the object
created by build system
HI,
I m also facing the same error
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no MapGuideApi.jar in java.library.path.
I m runing my application in jdeveloper. I have added the path of
MapGuideApi to path and Classpath var but it is not working.
have u found any alternative to this problem?
Roberto Lo
Hi all, I have not yet solved the problem with java!
Could you tell me how to set up the variable JAVA_HOME and all others?
Thank you for all suggestions
Gianfranco
Rock Beans wrote:
Why make your life complicated? It's Summertime enjoy. By the time you
get
it working 85% stable on Linux
Hi, I have installed Mapguide OpenSource on same linux systems (ubuntu 7.10
and CentOS 5.1), but I have an error when try the java sample !!!
When LinuxApt is compiled, it is not able to create the MapGuideApi.jar, so
I have copied this jar from a windows in /WEB-INF/lib.
Unber the directory
Why make your life complicated? It's Summertime enjoy. By the time you get
it working 85% stable on Linux a new version will be out and you will be
recompiling again. I have had luck on CentOS 4 and 5. Make sure you
JAVA_HOME and other Java variables are set. That set environment script is
Why make your life complicated? It's Summertime enjoy. By the time you get
it working 85% stable on Linux a new version will be out and you will be
recompiling again. I have had luck on CentOS 4 and 5. Make sure you
JAVA_HOME and other Java variables are set. That set environment script is
