Linking an exe-file

i wrote a c++ prog that invokes the jvm. than i registered some (wrapper)-functions and called some java methods. inside the javamethods were native-calls.
all worked fine if i do that within the c++/exe.
trying to load the exe-file into the jvm (System.load("pathToExe") ) and than calling an init-funcion (namemangled on the native side) also work, b u t an simple printf() say's access violation java exit with return-code 128.
-> is it impossible to use an exe file like an dll ?

should i explain my problem more ?
perhaps you want my source-code

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