WebDynpro Native library not exist

I'm trying to create a simple interactive Adobe form. I want to use the button "SUBMIT" to return data to SAP (online).
Problem:
I can't see WebDynpro Native library in LiveCycle.
I see for example WebDynproActiveX library but not WebDynpro Native : (
How to enable WebDynpro Native library ?
Additional technical information:
Form Type ZCI Layout / Native
ADS version: 800.20100208
Acrobat Reader: 9.4.0
Adobe LiveCycle: 9.0.1.0.20111013
SAP GUI : 7.20
SAP: 700
Regards,
Seo Nakano
Edited by: Seo Nakano on Mar 19, 2011 5:31 PM

Hi,
In Object Library corner you can see one small button,It look this
Click that->Menu will Open-> "Restore default object for All groups"
or
Click that->Menu will Open->Shared Library Location->C:\Documents and Settings\Application Data\Adobe\Designer\EN\Objects\WebDynproNative
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Adam Kapelner
Lead Engineer, gemident
Stanford University
Susan Holmes
Stanford University

Hi Captfoss,
Thanks for your help.
We've figured it out. Fobs4JMF 0.4.1 is compiled in Java 5 for 32bit. Once we compiled in Java 5, it began to work. Repeat: do not use Fobs4JMF on a 64bit mac running Java 6, it will require a 64bit native library. The provided jnilib is in 32bit!
Here was out directory structure:
/gemident.jar
/jmf.properties
/libfobs4jmf.jnilib
/lib/jmf.jar
/lib/fobs4jmf.jarAnd our manifest.mf:
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Main-Class: GemIdentOperations.Run
Class-Path: lib/jmf.jar lib lib/fobs4jmf.jarWe can execute with the following:
java -Xmx1400m -jar gemident.jarThere is no need for any "Djava.library.path" or "LD_LIBRARY_PATH" - it should just work
Adam

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