You have not given us much background info,
but I guess you have your servlet
classes in the servlet directory.
This works ok for most servlets,
but classes put there are loaded
by a custom classloader, which means
they can't load native libs. Move
your classes to the lib or ext directory,
or somewhere else on the classpath.
Abdur Billah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>Hi,
>
>I'm having some problem loading a DLL
>(JNI based) from a servlet. I'm trying to run
>a servlet registered with Java Web Server.
>Looks like it is unable to locate the library
>and the classes that depend on the dll.
>
>Can anyone help me where to put the
>dll file and the other classes called by the
>servlet class?
>
>Thanks,
>
>-Abdur Billah
>
>_________________________________________________________________________
hope that helps.
Tim.
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