USING AN EXISTING C++ DLL WITH JNI

I'm under Unix Solaris with the CC compiler.
I have a C++ DLL, called "libtest.so", that I would like to execute from Java thanx to JNI.
I have built a wrapper DLL, called "libwrapper.so", that contains my native method.
"libwrapper.so" talks properly with Java when I don't link it with "libtest.so" and "libtest.so" runs properly when I call it from a main function in C++.
But as I want to link them (with the option -ltest in the compilation command that I launch to get "libwrapper.so"), I get the following message error when I execute my java application : "Can't load library libwrapper.so "
How can I link "libwrapper.so" and "libtest.so" to get a wrapper
DLL that is loadable by Java ?
Can you help me to solve my problem ?
Thanx
Steph

Every native library must be explicitly loaded by java code before it is referenced.
If your libtest.so is referenced by libwrapper.so, a call to LoadLibrary("wrapper") will
cause a reference to libtest.so, which will try to load it (unix in this case) by looking for it on
the LD_LIBRARY_PATH, where it won't find it.
To fix this call LoadLibrary("test") first, before LoadLibrary("wrapper").

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