Try this article from JRun knowledge base.
http://www.allaire.com/Handlers/index.cfm?ID=12044&Method=Full
It says
Servlets using native code cannot be in the /servlets/
directory. Classes located in the /servlets/ directory
are loaded using JRun's custom classloader for dynamic
reloading. A current restriction in Java does not
allow custom classloaders to dynamically load native
code.
To workaround this you must remove the servlet and any
of its helper classes from the /servlets/ directory,
and move them into the /classes directory.
If you do not wish to put the servlet and its classes
into the /classes directory. You can put them in any
other directory as long as the classpath to the files
is specified.
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This is what I have tried and got JNI to work with
JRun.
Hope this helps
Durgesh
--- ajaikumar peddapanga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Hi
> If anyone knows how to use JNI with a JRun Servlet
> Engine ....please let me
> know ...I did everything i could and ended up in
> Unsatisfied Link error. If
> anyone knows a work around please let me know
>
> Many Thanks
> Ajai
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