Unsatisfied link error in mac osx 10.2.3

Hi,
unsatisfied link error in mac osx 10.2.3
can you solve the problem why the error is occuring when i am trying to set port for printer .after seting port in the application then the swiping takes place. as the application is running but unable to communicate to wireless printer through bluetooth. as everything is fine (files like cu.dev and tty.dev are created in mac and i selected that file and saved it.swiping is not done through wireless ). the error i got is
ERROR LOADING linuxSerialParallel:java.lang.unsatisfiedLinkError: no linux serialparallel in java library.path
java.lang.unsatisfiedlinkerror:is session active
please respond immediately regarding this issue
thanking you,
babu

Your problem is definitely not related to 'Community Feedback and Suggestions'. And I cannot see any relationship to Oracle (at least according to the given informations).
Werner

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