Hi Sharon,
I'm not sure either, but maybe I am doing it the wrong way. NetBeans
insists that I include JSTAF.jar in the .war file, which I then deploy
using a command 'asadmin deploy myproject.war'. This fails unless I
undeploy the existing project first, so I undeploy; from GlassFish's
point
STAF uses JNI (Java Native Interface) so that STAF Java APIs run via a JVM
can call STAF C/C++ APIs (and vice versa) which is why libJSTAF.so is also
required. STAF itself is a C++ application but provides Java APIs (as
well as APIs for Python, Perl, and Tcl) so that you can submit STAF
servic
