I am using Linux64-bit for the test program and have two libraries (*.so) files. libxyz.so libabc.so

For header files I have created XyzAPI and AbcAPI interfaces and mapped the C functions to Java methods. All simple implementations work fine.

But places where XYZ function implementation which calls one of the ABC function I receive the following exception: /usr/java/jdk1.5.0_12/bin/java: symbol lookup error: /home/kunal/workspace/jna/lib/native/linux/libxyz.so: undefined symbol: CreateEvent

Also, the same thing happens where XYZ function implementation which calls one of the other default library function: (I believe this is a call to /usr/lib64/librt.so) /usr/java/jdk1.5.0_12/bin/java: symbol lookup error: /home/kunal/workspace/jna/lib/native/linux/libxyz.so: undefined symbol: clock_gettime

How do I tell JNA that libxyz.so is dependent upon "libabc.so" as well as "librt.so"?

Here's the code (not the exact as I have) but copying some to give idea:

libxyz.so contains: extern "C" int openConnection(const char *pHostName, HANDLE notificationEvent) { printf("inside openconnection\n"); if (notificationEvent == NULL) { printf("open connection temp event = null\n"); return -222; } CreateEvent(NULL, TRUE, FALSE, NULL); return 100; }

libabc.so contains: HANDLE CreateEvent(LPVOID lpSA , BOOL bManualReset , BOOL bInitiallyOwn , LPCSTR lpName );

java impl: static AbcAPI INSTANCE = AbcAPI.class.cast(Native.loadLibrary("abc", AbcAPI.class));

public class CheckConnection {

public static void main(String args[]) {

System.setProperty("java.library.path","/usr/lib:/home/kunal/workspace/jna/lib/native/linux"); XyzAPI xyzapi = XyzAPI.INSTANCE; AbcAPI abcapi = AbcAPI.INSTANCE;

xyzapi.initialize(); Pointer notifyEvent = abcapi.createNotificationEvent(); xyzapi.openConnection("localhost", notifyEvent);

Thanks, Kunal