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Prior to JDK 1.2 the setting of LD_LIBRARY_PATH works. Turning debugging on at a
sufficient level will show you the environment being passed on to the JVM by
JServ. There are new security features in the 1.2 JDK that apparently force you to
specify the directories from which to load shared libraries via a property
(java.library.path).
Does that help clear it up?
Kevin
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> Sorry for leaving out the JDK version. We are using 1.1.8 (IBM's version I
> think). When you set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH in the wrapper environment, does that
> cause the loader to automatically work, or do you use the environment in your
> Jave code to create a fully qualified path to the libraries for your
> loadLibrary() call?
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> Thanks,
> Danny Levenson
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