Loading jni dll using default package vs. specified package

Question

The following code:
public class TestJni {
     public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
     System.loadLibrary("artjnidll");
     NARTG_CoreLib test = new NARTG_CoreLib();
works so long as it is in my project's "default" package together with the jni source files.
when I try to separate the jni source files into a package, say "artjni" & try to run the following code:
import artjni.NARTG_CoreLib;
public class TestJni {
     public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
     System.loadLibrary("artjnidll");
     NARTG_CoreLib test = new NARTG_CoreLib();
i get an unsatisfied link error
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: artjni.artAPIJNI.new_NARTG_CoreLib()J
     at artjni.artAPIJNI.new_NARTG_CoreLib(Native Method)
     at artjni.NARTG_CoreLib.<init>(NARTG_CoreLib.java:31)
     at testartjni.TestJni.main(TestJni.java:18)
even though the library loads fine. Can anyone help me understand why this is happening?
Thanks so much for the help, d.

Answer 1

jasro wrote:
Could you elaborate a little bit? Maybe provide an example? How exactly should I rename the jni wrapper functions?1. Run javah again.
2. Verify that the signatures in the h file match those in the c/cpp file.
3. Include the h file in the c/cpp file.