/10/17, David Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm not doing a System.loadLibrary. The library is needed by a
third-party jar that I am using. SInce it works from within Eclipse I
know that their jar and the shared object (.so file) work correctly
together and that the shared object is indeed
)
What could be wrong?
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like that, so that it doesn't try to load your X windows
environment
Filip
David Marshall wrote:
Using Tomcat 5.5 on Linux.
I've set my environment variable with export
JAVA_OPTS='-Djava.library.path=/path/to/my/sharedobjectfolder'
After restarting tomcat and hitting my servlet (which
is set as intended.
I'll try your JSP idea just to be 100% the path is set correctly.
Filip Hanik - Dev Lists wrote:
and that your library is valid, and that you are calling
System.loadLibrary with the correct name
Filip
David Marshall wrote:
Filip :
Thanks. I didn't literally mean X
with JSP.
2007/10/17, David Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm not doing a System.loadLibrary. The library is needed by a
third-party jar that I am using. SInce it works from within Eclipse I
know that their jar and the shared object (.so file) work correctly
together and that the shared object
that it doesn't try to load your X
windows environment
Filip
David Marshall wrote:
Using Tomcat 5.5 on Linux.
I've set my environment variable with export
JAVA_OPTS='-Djava.library.path=/path/to/my/sharedobjectfolder'
After restarting tomcat and hitting my servlet (which depends
The results of printing System.getProperty(java.library.path) in the
jsp does show the correct path to my shared object
Looking forward to your results with JSP.
2007/10/17, David Marshall [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm not doing a System.loadLibrary. The library is needed by a
third-party
