Using a dynamic library with Java
Using a dynamic library with Java
- Subject: Using a dynamic library with Java
- From: Pascal Robert <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2006 11:14:19 -0500
I'm trying to use the Oracle Mail (Collaboration Suite) from a
WebObjects application, and instead of using the JDBC "thin" (Type IV)
driver, it use their Type 3 (JDBC + OCI), so a native OCI dynamic
library is required, I took the one from their InstantClient for OS X.
I adjusted the java.library.path in my XCode project to the correct
path, I even copied the libs in /Library/Java/Extensions, I always get
this error :
Error: com.webobjects.foundation.NSForwardException
[java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError] null
Reason: no ocijdbc10 in java.library.path
Stack trace:
File Line# Method Package
ClassLoader.java 1517 loadLibrary java.lang
Runtime.java 788 loadLibrary0 java.lang
System.java 834 loadLibrary java.lang
T2CConnection.java 2926 loadNativeLibrary oracle.jdbc.driver
T2CConnection.java 224 logon oracle.jdbc.driver
PhysicalConnection.java 346 <init> oracle.jdbc.driver
T2CConnection.java 138 <init> oracle.jdbc.driver
T2CDriverExtension.java 78 getConnection oracle.jdbc.driver
OracleDriver.java 549 connect
...
I do have 'libocijdbc10.dylib' in the path, so I really don't know why
it's doesn't to load. Does using dynamic C/C++ library works with Java
on OS X ?
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