Using sonicwall netextender on snow leopard

Hello,
I am looking to install SonicWall Netextender for an older macbook that i have. 
It is currently running snow leopard 10.6.8.  I have done everything i could think of to get it working properly but i still have an issue running netexteder.
The error that i get says:
"There was a problem loading the NetExtender JNI library.  Please reinstall NetExtednder, and make sure you have a compatible version of Java installed.  SonicWall Recommends Sun Java 1.4 or Higher."
I have the most current version of Java
Please let me know if there is anything else i can do to get this to work properly.
Thanks,
Kyle Greulich

Did you ever get it to work?
I have the same issue and just posted on the Apple forum: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6147457
Many thanks!

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