Servlet that contains native metrhods

Question

          Hi,
          I'm getting an error of unstatisfied link error whenever I call a servlet that
          containes a native methods.
          Does anyone know how to do this? The Weblogic Frequently Asked Questions:(S-side
          java servlet) page
          it has the following at the end :-
          "if you choose to use WebLogic Server to serve your servlets, note that servlets
          using native methods that are not part of the WebLogic
          software will fail with an "Unsatisfied Link" error if they are placed in the
          servlet CLASSPATH. Be sure not to put classes containing
          native methods in the servlet CLASSPATH. Instead, put these servlets in the
          regular CLASSPATH of the WebLogic Server.
          For more information, see Setting up WebLogic Server as an HTTP server, or the
          Java WebServer FAQ at JavaSoft.
          

Answer 1

Hi,
          A Unsatisfied link basically informs that a shared library could not be
          found in
          1)System path
          2) or the current path.
          Make sure that the shared library is in either of the above
          --Naggi
          "Amin Fakira" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:3ac3b70d$[email protected]..
          >
          > Hi,
          >
          > I'm getting an error of unstatisfied link error whenever I call a servlet
          that
          > containes a native methods.
          > Does anyone know how to do this? The Weblogic Frequently Asked
          Questions:(S-side
          > java servlet) page
          > it has the following at the end :-
          > "if you choose to use WebLogic Server to serve your servlets, note that
          servlets
          > using native methods that are not part of the WebLogic
          > software will fail with an "Unsatisfied Link" error if they are placed
          in the
          > servlet CLASSPATH. Be sure not to put classes containing
          > native methods in the servlet CLASSPATH. Instead, put these servlets in
          the
          > regular CLASSPATH of the WebLogic Server.
          > For more information, see Setting up WebLogic Server as an HTTP server,
          or the
          > Java WebServer FAQ at JavaSoft.