Would anyone please be able to help me ? I realise how annoying i must
sound its just this is extremely urgent. I need it by tomorrow (as in i
need it finished tonight).
On Sat, 2005-04-23 at 20:16 +0100, Pól Ó Riain wrote:
> I've been trying the options u gave me but gcc keeps giving me errors.
I've been trying the options u gave me but gcc keeps giving me errors.
$ gcc -c -g -c -fPIC -I/usr/include -I/usr/j2sdk1.4.2_08/include
-I/usr/j2sdk1.4.2_08/include/linux nativeCrypto.c -o nativeCrypto.o gcc
-shared -Wl,-soname,libnativeCrypto.so -o libnativeCrypto.so
nativeCrypto.o -g -L/usr/li
>>make
> gcc -c -g -c -fPIC -I/usr/include -I/usr/j2sdk1.4.2_08/include
> -I/usr/j2sdk1.4.2_
> 08/include/linux jni.c -o jni.o
> gcc -shared -Wl,-soname,libnativebf.so -o libnativebf.so jni.o -g -L/usr/lib -
> lcrypto
It tells me -c -g etc are invalid options
On Sun, 2005-04-24 at 00:41 +0900,
Oh wait nevermind i see.
On Sun, 2005-04-24 at 00:41 +0900, Takaaki Ishii wrote:
> >Ok well thats not the problem so, its definately in /usr/lib/. I am
> >having this problem not only on OpenSSL crypto libraries but a very
> >similiar problem at work with some c crypto libraries we are using. Its
Did you run the C or the Java ? I can compile and run the C code myself
too, and if i take out the C code and just put in a printf method it
works but it WON'T encrypt for me :(
Did you run the Java interface ? or just the C ?
On Sun, 2005-04-24 at 00:41 +0900, Takaaki Ishii wrote:
> >Ok well t
>Ok well thats not the problem so, its definately in /usr/lib/. I am
>having this problem not only on OpenSSL crypto libraries but a very
>similiar problem at work with some c crypto libraries we are using. Its
>more likely my jni interface thats misbehaving then. (although i did
>check it several
Ok well thats not the problem so, its definately in /usr/lib/. I am
having this problem not only on OpenSSL crypto libraries but a very
similiar problem at work with some c crypto libraries we are using. Its
more likely my jni interface thats misbehaving then. (although i did
check it several times
>And where do i set that ?
>
>> hi,
>> BF_set_key is marked as defined in libcrypto.so or libeay32.dll(for windows)
>> check if this openssl library is in your library path.
It depends on Operating-System you are using. Please set
PATH (Windows) or LD_LIBRARY_PATH (at least Linux, Solaris)
envir
And where do i set that ?
> hi,
> BF_set_key is marked as defined in libcrypto.so or libeay32.dll(for windows)
> check if this openssl library is in your library path.
>
> sravan
>
>
> Pól Ó Riain wrote:
> > Hey, yes it does exist. Is there anything wrong with the code ?
> >
> >
> > > If
hi,
BF_set_key is marked as defined in libcrypto.so or libeay32.dll(for windows)
check if this openssl library is in your library path.
sravan
Pól Ó Riain wrote:
Hey, yes it does exist. Is there anything wrong with the code ?
If BF_set_key function is statically linked, you ca
Hey, yes it does exist. Is there anything wrong with the code ?
> If BF_set_key function is statically linked, you can confirm
> those symbols in shared object, like:
>
> $ nm libnativebf.so
> U BF_cfb64_encrypt
> U BF_set_key <- must exist.
> 09a0 T Java_nat
Hi,
>Hey guys i'm having trouble with a jni interface to OpenSSL.
>/home/mcx/Programming/Eclipse/project/lib/libnativebf.so: undefined symbol:
> BF_set_key
If BF_set_key function is statically linked, you can confirm
those symbols in shared object, like:
$ nm libnativebf.so
U BF_cfb
Hey guys i'm having trouble with a jni interface to OpenSSL.
This is my Java:
public class nativeBF {
public native void nativeRun();
public void nCall(){
nativeRun();
}
static {
//Load the
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