Problem in Packet.dll file calling with JNI

I called wpcap.dll and packet.dll using JNI & while using native method of packet.dll, I am getting the error:
The Procedure entry point PacketGetReadEvent could not be loaded in the dynamic link library packet.dll.
Please help.
Thanks in advance.

what are you using for that ?
JCOB or ezjcom ?I am developing Packet Capture Program in Java, for
network monitoring. For that, I am using these
dynamic link library.Thanks for information but how I would know ?

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I tried changing the sim card on the new phone - DID NOT WORK
I used my Vodafone sim in another - Works fine but not on the new phone.
I called blackberry support at vodafone - they say I might have to update the OS, which does not sound as music to my ears because this a new phone.
I rebooted the phone million times - DID NOT WORK
I wiped the phone and reinstalled everything - DID NOT WORK
Checked and changed all the setting and tried making calls - DID NOT WORK
Anything you could do to please help me so that I can make phone calls will be highly appreciated.

My issue has been taken care of. It seems that Sprint has had an issue with the phone number prefix 238 in the 24151 zipcode. I ended up having to change my phone number and put my phone number under a new zipcode. It all works awesome again. Thanks.

How to fix corrupt dll files

Hi,
Happy New Year!
May it bring all of us, Good Health, Happiness, Harmony & Prosperity!
I will like to let you know that a few month back, I bought this S10-2 directly from Leveno, USA, but regrettably with in a a few days, I realized that this machine has the following problems:
1) The "dll files" are corrupt, details are as follows:
advpack.dll
dnsapi.dll
gdi32.dll
msv1_0.dll
2) Power Options: Control Panel / Power Options / Advance (Power buttons) has 3 options (default)
a) When I close the lid of my portable computer : Stand by
Kindly note that when I do this my system enters the stand by mode but after an hour or two even when the lid is close position, it wakes up again which I feel is a mall function and need a fix.
I will also like you to know that as of date I have repeatedly restored the machine to Factory Settings with a hope to fix the above problems but in vain as such I thought of approaching this august forum not only to educate myself as to how the files got corrupt but also to find a permanent fix, if possible?
Since I am out of USA where warranty facility can't be availed, hence I do look forward to hearing from a guru, who can bail me out!
Thanking you in anticipation and may God bless you!
Warm regards,
Anwar

Hi and welcome to lenovo forum...
wish you a happy new year ...
That could help BIOS 22 for S10-2 why ?
1ACN22WW 1.Fixed abnormal resume from standby mode issue.
Installing the package in Windows.
======================
1. Locate the file 1ACN22WW.exe that has been downloaded.
2. Double click the 1ACN22WW.exe icon.
3. Click install
4. Click flash bios
5. Press Enter to start flashing. During the process, you are advised not to turn off the computer.
6. When the update finishes, the computer will automatically reboot for the changes to take effect.
prefer to update BIOS ...after that procedure ...recover to factory again...that should fix that prob...
sincerely KalvinKlein
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Dependency list in project shows 2 DLL files. What do I need to do when creating a stand-alone executable file to ensure that it is included?

When the executable that I created is run on a stand-alone machine, a search is instantly launched to locate the missing *.DLL files along with about 20 other sub vi files from an example vi file that I downloaded last week. Once the exampe vi was open, I modified the block diagram and the front panel and then I resaved it with a new name.
The missing sub-vi files are the same files that I saw listed in the Dependencies list of the project along with the 2 DLL files. This problem shouldn't be happening because I included the top level vi file that contains the sub-vi files into the source files list under the Start-Up VIs window of the application properties. What needs to be done to make this stand-alone executabale complete?
/BCU002
Hardware Engineer•Design Reliability/Performance and Validation Group•Wavecom, Inc. - Research Triangle Park, N.C.•http://www.wavecom.com

OK...So it's not a simple as clicking the mountian icon above and inserting the location of the picture file on my PC huh? It works on my end just fine, but I understand you all don't see it.
I really don't understand why this is such a complicated process in this discussion forum, but your explanation isn't working for me. SO, I'm going to write what I understand to be the proper procedure and you tell me if it's wrong.
Attach my image using the Browse button below. That makes sense. Done that.
Edit my post - Edit it? How is typing this message in the window any different from editing my post??? Are you sugesting that I Edit As HTML(http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/post?board.id=170&message.reply_to_id=244152#) using the shortcut in the lower right hand side of the frame??? I not, please explain a different way.
I right clicked the adress in the window under the Attachment heading below the lower left hand side of the frame, copied it and pasted it into the Script Prompt: dialog pop-up that appeared when I clicked on the mountain icon in the tools menu. By the way,
Now I see my image in the post just before I sent it.
Don't you see it now?
As for the DLL file - the ONLY way I can find the DLL file that I need is to refresh the dependencies list in my project. As I explained in my previous posts, those two DLL files came with an example vi that i downloaded from the NI website last week and they must have been embedded inside of the example because I didn't create them myself and I've since resaed the original example vi as one that's been renamed by myself. In doing so, I presume that the DLL file was inherited from the original example vi file to my own vi file. However, that's clearly not the case because every time I run the executable file that I created with the renamed example vi file in my project, it immediately launches a searchfor the DLL files that it claims are missing!!! SInce the DLL files are ONLY visible in the dependencies list, I can't transfer them to the Dynamic VI and Support files window in the Application Builder. SO, I drag them up the Source Files tree in the Application Builder to the top of the tree where the Start-up vi is located and then I can move them to the Dynamic VI and Support Files window. Those DLL files don't appaer inthe top level of the tree where the Start-up vi appears before I move it to the Start-up vi window of the Application Builder. I'll try it again.
/BCU002
Hardware Engineer•Design Reliability/Performance and Validation Group•Wavecom, Inc. - Research Triangle Park, N.C.•http://www.wavecom.com
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Hello,
I have read the example at
http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/Programming/JDCBook/jniexamp.html
but I have one problem.
If I understood this example well, then I have to have access to the header file of my DLL file.
My problem is that I only have a compiled version of dll file from a 3rd party.
Is it possible to use JNI to call functions from it in JAVA?
Give me some hint please as I'm not very familiar with linking and other C stuff.
Thanks.

Right, I know that.
My question was rather: do I have to have the header file of the library?
Following the discussion from here for instance:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?forumID=52&threadID=596791
he says that he has dll, so, and .h. But I only have dll and .so.
And that's really the question.
Thanks.

Call a method with complex data type from a DLL file

Hi,
I have a win32 API with a dll file, and I am trying to call some methods from it in the labview. To do this, I used the import library wizard, and everything is working as expected. The only problem which I have is with a method with complex data type as return type (a vector). According to this link, import library wizard can not import methods with complex data type.
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I am using a Application in c dll calling from jni jar by java applet in firefox version 19.0 , the problem is click event message box will not working correct

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Hello,
In Firefox 23, as part of an effort to simplify the Firefox options set and protect users from unintentially damaging their Firefox, the option to disable JavaScript was removed from the Firefox Options window.
However, the option to disable JavaScript was not removed from Firefox entirely. You can still access it from about:config or by installing an add-on.
'''about:config'''
# In the address bar, type "about:config" (with no quotes), and press Enter.
# Click "I'll be careful, I promise"
# In the search bar, search for "javascript.enabled" (with no quotes).
# Right click the result named "javascript.enabled" and click "Toggle". JavaScript is now disabled.
To Re-enable JavaScript, repeat these steps.
'''Add-ons'''
You can alternatively install an add-on that lets you disable JavaScript, such as
*[https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/noscript/ No-Script] (to disable JavaScript on a per page basis, as required)
*[https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/quickjava/ QuickJava] (to easily disable and enable JavaScript, automatic loading of images, and other content)
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