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Well, I've gotten my JNI libraries to load successfully, but I don't
like how I did it. I copied all my JNI dlls to winnt\system32. So, now
I've proven that I can configure jserv to let my servlets use classes
that have JNI support. If anybody knows how to configure the path for
the wrapper so that it can find my dlls in a directory of my choosing,
I'd love to hear it. My particular application is to run on a machine
that is the front end to a code library/build system I am working on for
my group. Given that the environment is closed and controlled, I don't
mind doing some dirty things if I have to, but I'd rather learn how to
configure things properly than use the brute force approach.
Thanks,
Danny Levenson
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