JNI header files and /include
Does anyone know where the JNI classes and what .jar file if need be or just what classes jni.c header file(s)are dependant upon, and do they reside in JRE 1.3.0 or 1.3.1, or do I need the JDK version to obtain these, also isn't there suppose to be a JAVA_HOME/include directory where JNI stuff is or at all, or did that all change in 1.3 and up. I thought I remember there being one 1.17 and 1.2ish JDK's if not JRE installs. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Trask.
and what jar are they in or what is the path to them from JAVA_HOME
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I guess I didn't quite explain myself as well as I should have.
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SharedLibError.png 51 KBHello Vivek,
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My SQL Query worked fine yesterday.( I'm still in developing mode) I made a copy of it and put it into a text file.( Just to be sure I had it.) Today When I tried to run it in APEX , I get error URL Encoded SQL Length exceeds 32K limit. Is there any
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Why Logic Express 9.1.6 (64bit) crash in 10.6.8?
I never had any crashes in Logic Express before. I lost some great irreplaceable recordings I made because Logic Express 9.1.6 (64bit) crashes a lot in 10.6.8. Please help.
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How to uninstall a dictionary in Pages 09?
How can I uninstall a dictionary in the Languages Listing under "More"?
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Error while creating Apps Server
Hi there, My Platform: Win XP, Oralce10g, BEA WebLogic While trying to create the Apps Server with PSADMIN, I encountered some challenges. Below are some of the errors I encountered. PSADMIN.2784 (0) [01/13/09 05:58:54](0) Begin boot attempt on domai
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Webbean and HTML bean relationship
Hi Assume we have this code: <jsp:useBean class="oracle.jbo.html.databeans.ViewCurrentRecord" id="viewRecords" scope="request" > <% viewRecords.setUseRoundedCorners(false); viewRecords.setShowRecordNumbers(true); viewRecords.setReleaseApplicationReso