Yes, there is a directory where JRun searches for
shared libs. By default, it is JRun\examples\jni (in
version 2.3.3). You can change the setting from the
JRun Admin tool.
Start Admin, Click the General Tab and then Java tab.
There is an enty for Library Path. Change this setting
to point to the directory where you have your DLLs.
Hope this helps
Durgesh
--- ajaikumar peddapanga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello all ..
> I need to use JNI ,to access C++ code from my
> servlet.I am using a JRUn
> servlet Engine.I could get JNI running from a normal
> class ,But its not
> working from the servlets. Can some one tell me how
> to integrate JNI with
> Servlets ,Is there a directory that the Jrun
> searches for loading the shared
> libraries(dlls) .
> This is very urgent .please reply me .
> Thanks in advance
> Ajai
>
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