What do you mean when you say 'When I run it in Axis'? AXIS is not a platform but a WS toolkit. Are you running AXIS inside tomcat? Or a different App Server?
Patrick Martin wrote:
Hi, just a quick comment.
"Access Violation" is a "proper programmer"'s term for attempts to read/write invalid memory locations.
It never happens in Java (almost), but is a classic fault in systems composed of (you guessed it) 3rd party dlls.
I'm suspecting you're going down the wrong route by imagining the issue is related to any kind of *security* sandbox, going off the Access Violation message.
You may instead have a problem with incompatible versions of dlls loaded by the hosting process (tomcat's VM), which might explain the contrast with the console program.
A fix might be to find some way to fix the OS environment after tomcat has loaded so the right native libraries can be found in a well-known place you have specified rather than using the default system search algorithm.
Another thought occurs.
What are these dlls, and what are they used for?
Finally, one is not really supposed to use dlls in proper J2EE apps, for these kinds of reasons. Is there any way you can replace them?
Hope This Helps
Patrick
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Subject: Re: HELP! DLLs and Axis
No bites on this one yet?
Any ideas to help me properly load Windows DLLs into Axis such that the Axis JVM will not throw me Access Violation errors when accessing these DLLs?
Either what I'm asking for no one else is doing.. or it's so n00b that no one else is answering :)
Many thanks--
Matt Dunnerstick (MAZD) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello,
I researched long and hard, and cannot find out how to do this. I've had a project delayed a year trying to find this answer.. after tracking various channels, seems to point to this:
I am using Java Axis 1.1. I've run either Java 1.3 and 1.4. I have some 3rd party JARs that reference windows DLL files.
When I run the program in a DOS Java client, and set up my classpath and path, it works fine. When I run it in Axis, I get "Access Violation" errors.
How can I include these DLLs so they don't fall outside of the Java sandbox, and thus circumvent the "Access Violation" errors? I know it is possible, as I've done it once before, but cannot remember how.
Much much much appreciated.
Matt Dunnerstick (MAZD) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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