I've been working with JNI , RMI for a few days. THere is System.Loadlibrary(native) in ma.java file. In Redhat 9, when use rmic command, it saids "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: native: file not found". While in UNix , it works well. WHat's the possible problem here ? THanks.

In your code, are you calling that System.loadLibrary() with quotes (") around the library name? In your post you put

System.loadLibrary(native)

but it should be

System.loadLibrary("native")

where "native" is the name of the system library you want to load. For example, if I want to load the libary contained in the system file "libfoo.so", I would do this:

System.loadLibrary("foo")

The other problem you usually run into in this case is not having "libfoo.so" in your system's library path. If "libfoo.so" is in the directory "/usr/foo/lib", then you would need to pass that directory to the JVM when you start your program, like so:

java -cp [your classpath] -Djava.library.path=/usr/foo/lib [your main class]

Check out the System class docs for more detail on this stuff:

http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/...ng/System.html

hi,

It seems that nobody answers this question for a few days and I almost give up. I know it must be the ".so not in the lib path" problem, but I don't know how to set it. Now I can try it.

Thank you very much!

sherryanee