Calendar SDK on Win XP

Hi,
I have problems to run my java program on XP to access the calendar via calendar sdk.
I got the error message:
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: C:\Java\Calendar\capi\java\csdkjni.dll: %1 is not a valid Win32 application
Any idea what could be happend?
Best regards
Oliver

Hi Oliver,
I would guess a corrupted dll or something like that but I don't have much context here.
Which version of the calendar sdk are you using?
What are your environment variables?
Are you sure all the dependencies to csdkjni.dll are accessible?
Did you compare the dll's you have in your setup to the dll's from the source to make sure they are the same?
Cheers,
Jean-Philippe

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