I solved my problem, it wasn't a matter of the openjdk, I was doing something wrong with the libraries. Anyway, the libraries can go in i386, client, etc, it wasn`t my problem. Thanks anyway.
2007/11/5, Alan Bateman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Roger Abelenda wrote: > > I made some libraries and i want opnejdk load them. I putted them in > > the lib/i386/client directory but it doesn't finds them. Where i may > > put the libraries? Do i need to make some changes? Thanks > > > If you are looking for help getting JNI code working then a useful place > to search is the JNI forum [1]. There can be several reasons why your > native methods cannot be found. Maybe you are missing the loadLibrary > method to load your library, maybe the signature of the native method > may not match its declaration, maybe you are missing an entry in a map > file, .... In any case, you will likely need to provide more information > if you want to get help on this issue. > > -Alan. > > [1] http://forum.java.sun.com/forum.jspa?forumID=52 >
