[Newbie] Bundling App classes+ util jars with jni libraries

Hi,
first off, im a noob if it gets to creating archives... I can make a simple archive if I dont have special depedancies but beyond that... :)
I have my app's classes and two utility jar files which also need respective jni libraries.
Can I pack all of it in an archive for zero deploy or do the jni libraries need to be installed?
Thanks,
Dominik

Since the jni-Libraries (or .so/.dll if you're doing a multi-platform deploy) contain native code, they have to be loaded and memory-mapped by the OS, so I'd guess that they have to be deployed seperately from your .jar file.
They don't however need to be installed into the system and can reside in a seperate directory in the applications directory structure. Then you will only have to tell the JRE about this directory (let's call it "./lib"):
java -Djava.library.path=./lib -jar myapp.jar
HTH :)
Marcus

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