Using Third-Party jar file in database; Where to put license file?

Hi!
I have a third-party product that has a .jar file that references some .so files. I have successfully loaded the .jar file and the .so files are being called successfully, but when the program gets to the part where it reads the third-party license file, it is failing (ORA-3113 and an hs_err_pid<12345>.log and udump file are created. I know the issue is the location of the license file because I am getting the same exact error when I run it outside of the database. (I have been able to run it successfully outside of the database.)
The instructions for the third-party product say to put the license file in the application's runtime directory.
What I can't figure out is this: What is the application's runtime directory when I am running the code in the database?
I thought it would be user.dir which is set to $ORACLE_HOME, but putting the license file there didn't work. I have tried lots of other places under $ORACLE_HOME.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Laurel

Hi Laurel:
Whether or not you can read the license file, sure you will have problem then when trying to load your .so file.
Java JNI call are not allowed inside OJVM for security reasons, see Kuassi's answer to a similar question:
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Best regards, Marcelo.

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