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James,
I think there is something in the FAQ on this. In short, native libs can
only be loaded from classes loaded by the system classloader. If your class
that is attempting to load the lib is in the Jserv repository it will fail.
Of course none of this is pertinent if you are already have your class in
Jserv's wrapper.classpath.
John
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> using jserv running on linux, I have a servlet that loads a native libary
> module, then runs a method on that module.
> When the method is called, the server throws up an Internal Server Error
> exception page and the log shows a "segmentation violation" error.
> has anyone had any issues like this when using native libraries ?
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> james Lynn
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