Connecting to Oracle Lite on iPaq

Hi all,
sorry to bother you, but I have quite a problem. I am running an application on the Creme VM on my iPaq, and trying to connect to Oracle Lite. Unfortunately, I get this classic error:
UnSatisfiedLinkError: No oljdbc40 in shared library path.
I have put the oljdbc40.dll in several places (\windows, \windows\creme\bin, \) but nothing works. Also, I have tried running my app with the commandline option: -Djava.library.path=\windows\creme\bin
Ofcourse, no solution there. If anyone could give me a hint on this, I would be very grateful.
Regards, Jean-Pierre Dessart.

Don't know if you're using J9 as your VM, but if so I had similar problems with other DLLs and the only way to make it see them (even if using java.library.path) was to place them in the bin directory under the path where you installed the VM in the device.
Hope this helps.
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