(Java Base API / JNI ) in tomcat

Hi All,
(this is a question I asked on the 'C-API' forum but I got no answer. I hope I'll have more success here )
I'm trying to access a database built with the C-API from a tomcat/glassfish server using the Java native API. (I need to read data produced with the C API)
I put the Environment in the application context so all user will share the same instance of the database.
first question: is it a good idea ? What would be the best practice ? can I safely use this application in a multithreaded environment ?
The problem was that the 'System.loadLibrary' method is called each time my application is re-deployed: so an exception was thrown !! (library already loaded) because the server has already loaded the db library in a previous deployment. To solve the problem I put a silent 'try... catch...' around this System.loadLibrary in the source code of com/sleepycat/db/internal/db_javaJNI.java
2nd question: is there a way to avoid this hack ?
Thank you for any answer
Pierre

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