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Re: Unloading a JNI lib at runtime

Subject: Re: Unloading a JNI lib at runtime
From: Moises Lejter <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 01 Apr 2005 18:05:29 -0500
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OL&L Lists wrote:

The problem I am having is that while my applet is still running, I can't seem to get the older lib to unload and have the applet use the newer one.[...] Does anyone know how to do this in Java 2 using a JNI lib on OS X 10.3?

I have a vague memory that native libraries are linked into a JVM on a class-loader-specific basis, and I have another vague memory that there is no unload() for native libraries ... So (if those are both accurate :-) ), I would suggest that you would need to load your app using a new class loader, and when appropriate create another class loader so as to reload your code and its supporting native lib...

Moises


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