6 messages in net.java.dev.jna.usersAccessing DLL from web application
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Subject:Accessing DLL from web applicationActions...
From:idmnified . (idmn@gmail.com)
Date:Feb 20, 2008 1:36:50 pm
List:net.java.dev.jna.users

Hello,

firstly I want to advise this might be a stupid question. But it's getting me stuck on the computer for long days so I think it's time to ask; and again sorry because it's probably not the best place to ask it, but let me try..

I successfully use a third-party DLL from a console Java application - thanks to some indications you gave me some time ago in this mailing list -; but it's being impossible to make it work on a web application. I'm setting both the 'java.library.path' and 'jna.library.path' as parameters for the VM to point to the location of the DLLs. But I get no results for the same inputs as the console application, and I get no error complaining about the loading process of the DLLs. I've investigated in the net all sort of possible classpaths problems, conflicting dlls on the same computer, VM's loading in Eclipse (since im on development, although it doesn't work either on production). So, maybe you could have a clue about what's going under it that's making it not working properly?