On Tuesday May 2, 2000, Boris wrote:
> I have meet the question about java programming on linux platform.
> I will load 'hello.so' file in hello.class in following statement:
> static {
> System.Loadlibrary("hello"):
> }
> but when run hello.class by typing 'java hello',system show the following:
> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no hello in
>java.library.path
> .....
>
> And I try another method :'java -Djava.library.path=. hello'
> system show the same message.
On the unix platforms, System.LoadLibrary("foo") will look for
libfoo.so on your library path. You should probably rename hello.so
to libhello.so .
The library path should contain a list of directories to search for
libraries. If libhello.so is in /users/boris/mylibs, then you should
have:
java -Djava.libarary.path=/users/boris/mylibs
Hope this help!
-John
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