LoadLibrary() path...

[Rolando Cabrera Jr.]

Does anyone know what the Netscape shared library path is under 95/NT?

Java's "LoadLibrary()" call is unable to find my DLL anywhere so I
keep getting "[classname(dll)] not found in shared library path".
I've been forced to use "Load()" hardcoding the path to my DLL, but
this is only a (bad) work around.

I've tried c:\winnt\system32, <netscape.exe dir>\java\bin,
<netscape.exe dir>\plugins\*, but nothing works. This is not
really documented anywhere, so I was hoping someone might know...

Thanks,
-- Rolando

[Ross Huitt]

In article <3458E7...@adaptivemedia.com> "Rolando Cabrera Jr." <rcab...@adaptivemedia.com> writes:

> From: "Rolando Cabrera Jr." <rcab...@adaptivemedia.com>
> Newsgroups: comp.lang.java.help;,comp.lang.java.programmer;,comp.lang.java.security
> Date: Thu, 30 Oct 1997 11:59:20 -0800
> Organization: Adaptive Media, Inc.
> Reply-To: rcab...@adaptivmedia.com
> X-Trace: 878241608 2507 (none) 206.184.139.132
>
> Does anyone know what the Netscape shared library path is under 95/NT?
>
> Java's "LoadLibrary()" call is unable to find my DLL anywhere so I
> keep getting "[classname(dll)] not found in shared library path".
> I've been forced to use "Load()" hardcoding the path to my DLL, but
> this is only a (bad) work around.

Are you calling LoadLibrary from:
1) A browser plugin
2) A downloaded applet
or 3) A locally loaded applet?

Which version of Netscape?

Using 4.0.x, I have my dlls in java/bin, and use loadLibrary from
within a plugin.

-bytor

[Rolando Cabrera Jr.]

I'm calling "LoadLibrary()" from (3) a locally loaded applet. I
used the "setScopePermission()" to grant my applet access to the
library, but NS just does not find it.

Someone else is having this problem on a UNIX system, so this
might be a generic NS problem. I might contact Netscape...

-- Rolando