What about javai.lib?

I have tried to realize the example of the tutorial at http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/native1.1/invoking/invo.html (Invoking the Java Virtual Machine). But it does't works.
anyone can tell me what means javai.lib, it's javai.dll or what?
Where do I can download it eventually?
I'm working on Win'98 and winNT platforms and my SDK is jdk1.1.3 and jdk 1.1.2 respective.
thanks

Are you really working with jdk1.1.3, such an old version? I guess you mean jdk1.3, right? Because, as far as I know the javai.lib does exist in jdk1.1.x.
Since jdk1.2 the javai.lib (javai.dll) is substituted by jvm.dll which is in jdkx.x/jre/bin/classic or jdkx.x/jre/bin/hotspot in the jdk.
You have to link against jdkx.x/lib/jvm.lib and set your path variable so that it include the jvm.dll.
Here is an link that describes the disappearing of javai.lib (dll):
http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/faq/jni-j2sdk-faq.html#javai
I hope the things I told are correct, coz I'm also new to JNI.
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