Calling JNI from within a ejb

Hi,
I'm trying to call a native method from a EJBean class,using iPlanet App Server, after deployment, when i run, I'm getting the following error,
"com.netscape.server.eb.UncheckedException: java.lang.Error thrown by impl nextgensecurity.NgtnSecurityBean@1ade762, err = java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: validateinHSM "
But the same thing is working when tried with a simple java class,
can any one help regarding this ASAP,
Thanx in advance
Kiran

Hi Joe,
Thanks a lot for ur reply,
But the LD_LIBRARY PATH is set to the user that runs the App Server, Since it is throwing a UnsatisfiedLinkError, there must be a problem with the link only(i.e calling native method).
The flow of data is as follows
1 A method from ejb calls another java method in an other java class which is in the same jar file,passing the actual arguments.
2 That java method calls the Native methos residing in the same class file
3 The Native mentod calls a c function as usual
My ejb is working fine up to the Native Method call, at this point it is throwing an error
All my java files are in a package, and my .h file contains package name in the prototype of c function
If you get any ideas please mail me ASAP
ThanQ
Kiran

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Thanks a lot for ur reply,
But the LD_LIBRARY PATH is set to the user that runs the App Server, Since it is throwing a UnsatisfiedLinkError, there must be a problem with the link only(i.e calling native method).
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