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Geoff Robinson wrote:
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> Since the FAQ-O-Matic was down, I would like to ask the question here.
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> And I humbly apologize for not turning off my html on this email, but I have
> no earthly idea how on this account.
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> I'm using Jserv 1.0 with apache 1.3.9 on Solaris with a 1.2.2 JDK. One of
> my servlets is using a JNI function. The native object file (libblah.so) is
> not loading. It doesn't know where to find my library file. (My servlets
> directory is in my classpath.) How can I tell jserv or apache where to find
> those files.
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> Geoff
> ps-thank you for any help in advance
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I don't know anything about JNI, but would you need to store the path of
"libblah.so" in your jserv.properties file, in the wrapper.classpath
settings?
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