Hi everyone,
We have designed a mailserver solution for organisations using servlets & JSP and it
is working fine. The problem is that in response to user requests we had to add
autodialling feature.
In Linux this was a trivial exercise, but with Windows a DLL had to be used. This
DLL was written by me and has just two methods: one for connecting and the other for
disconnecting (RASConnect). This DLL has been in use in two other applications for a
couple of years and has not shown any problems. But from inside the webserver
environment it is not working.
The DLL is in a directory structure as ...webapp\classes\util and the PATH variable
points to the util directory. The main mailserver application is able to load the DLL
but then throws an UnsatisfiedLinkError. This is part of the stacktrace.
Exception occurred during event dispatching:
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:connect
at util.ConnectInvoker.connect(Native Method)
at util.AutoDialer.connect(util/AutoDialer.java:295)
Has anyone come across such a situation? Is it because in the web-application
context some change is occurring in the way in which the method is being invoked?
Maybe the ClassLoader is behaving in a different way? Could you just point me in the
right direction?
Thanks for your time
Sebu Thomas
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