topic Re: Get UnsatisfiedLinkError when using System.LoadLibrary(..) in Operating System - HP-UX

Get UnsatisfiedLinkError when using System.LoadLibrary(..)

ILDUS HAKOV — Fri, 12 Jan 2001 19:48:40 GMT

Hello,

We are using JNI calls to legacy C code from Java on NT4.0 and HP11. Both have java1.2.
When calling System.loadLibrary(ourlib)we get
"UnsatisfiedLinkError no ourlib in java.library.path".
Env. vars: $SHLIB_PATH,$PATH,$LPATH,$LD_LIBRARY_PATH and property java.library.path point to the path where ourlib is.
System.load(absolutepathandlibname)works fine.
This problem exists only on HP, on NT everything is OK.

Any help appreciated,
Thank you in advance,
ILdus

Re: Get UnsatisfiedLinkError when using System.LoadLibrary(..)

Berlene Herren — Sun, 14 Jan 2001 14:12:31 GMT

When you run a JNI application using the Java Virtual Machine in the SDK for
Java 2.x, you must use build 2435 or greater of the Java Virtual Machine. When
you run a JNI application using the Java Virtual Machine in the SDK for Java
3.x, you must use build 3158 or greater of the Java Virtual Machine.

Berlene

Re: Get UnsatisfiedLinkError when using System.LoadLibrary(..)

ILDUS HAKOV — Mon, 15 Jan 2001 18:29:06 GMT

We get the following version info on our JVM.

->java -version
java version "1.2.2.04"
HotSpot VM (1.0.1fcs, mixed mode, PA2.0 build 1.2.2.04-00/04/14-PA_RISC2.0)

Is it OK?

Was your note referring to the HotSpot JVM or another one? If you were referring to HotSpot can you tell us how to determine our build number. If you weren't referring to HotSpot do you know the relevant build numbers for HotSpot?

Thanks

Re: Get UnsatisfiedLinkError when using System.LoadLibrary(..)

ILDUS HAKOV — Mon, 15 Jan 2001 21:47:58 GMT

The problem was solved by adding a word lib to library name.
Before: jawsstand.sl
After: libjawsstand.sl
But the call to loadLibrary should have the name jawsstand:
System.loadLibrary("jawsstand");