Henry Story <email@hidden> wrote:
>This time I saw that the files are correctly being downloaded from the
>web server and being placed in
>
>/Users/hjs/Library/Caches/Java Applets/cache/javapi/v1.0/file/
>
>But I still get the following error in the Java Console
>
>java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: notifyLoaded
> at sun.plugin.viewer.WebKitPluginObject.notifyLoaded(Native Method)
As I recall, that's a different failure than you were getting before.
This new failure is telling you that there's no native method matching
notifyLoaded() in the native library bound to the Java class.
The origin of such an error could be anything. Since it's failing on a
specific method, not the JNI-lib as a whole, the problem is more likely an
out-of-date or inconsistent JNI-lib. However, it could be an incorrect
lib-path, or other reasons.
>I suppose the only thing I can do is re-install the OS.
That seems reasonable.
You can do a "move-aside" reinstall, to keep your current accounts and
configuration. I think the installer terminology is "Archive and Install",
but I forget.
>((Perhaps this has something to do with me downloading at some point a
>Safari plugin improvement that I found on the dev site some time ago...))
It could be any installer you've run that hosed the system. For example,
Quark's installer is implicated in a pretty serious SNAFU, as noted by
today's MacInTouch:
<http://www.macintouch.com/>
Omnipotence demands prudence.
-- GG
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