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> hm, may be it sound
hm, may be it sound's like I'm a little bit stupid but... can you tell me
howto or even better where to read?
thanx
andreas
Try to strace the tomcat process to find out where
tomcat is looking for the library.
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I'm sorry! Then I don't have an idea either.
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Betreff: Re: AW: configuration problem
both library's are precompiled and are delivered
both library's are precompiled and are delivered as part of the domino
server without sourcecode. So, there is no chance to change it.
Adding the library path to CLASSPATH dosen't really help.
This is the part of catalina.sh i've changed for getting the second error
message:
---schnipp--
"$
Do you wrote the application by yourself, or do you have the source code at least?
If so, youo could go to the position where your shared library is loaded. It should
look like this:
static{
System.loadLibrary("xmlpar");
}
If you change this to
System.load("/opt/lotus/notes/60010/linux/libxml
