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| Re: Error loading DLL after using VE [message #126137 is a reply to message #126095] |
Wed, 14 June 2006 17:54   |
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Originally posted by: richkulp.us.NO_SPAM.ibm.com
That's a problem with the JDT Launcher. It says that if you supply a
library path it will not provide the appropriate default library path,
which is how the SWT.dll is provided, through the default.
This is for Eclipse 3.2, (I don't if this is possible in 3.1), but they
have now provided an official way to do this without actually requiring
you to touch your launch configuration and put in a -Djava....
If the dll goes along with a jar (or external jar) that you've added to
your project's classpath, then go to the build path properties for your
project, go to the "Libraries" tab, select your jar, and expand the +
sign, select "Native Library Location:" and hit the Edit... button. This
will allow you to point to a directory containing your dll that goes
with that jar.
If the dll goes along with the source code in your project, then do the
same thing as above except select the "Source" tab, expand the source
folder, and Native Library... just as above.
This way no matter how you launch the code all of the dll paths will be
picked up and merged together to form the java.library.path for you
automatically. You don't need to update each launch configuration by hand.
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Thanks,
Rich Kulp
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| Re: Error loading DLL after using VE [message #613342 is a reply to message #126095] |
Wed, 14 June 2006 17:54 |
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Originally posted by: richkulp.us.NO_SPAM.ibm.com
That's a problem with the JDT Launcher. It says that if you supply a
library path it will not provide the appropriate default library path,
which is how the SWT.dll is provided, through the default.
This is for Eclipse 3.2, (I don't if this is possible in 3.1), but they
have now provided an official way to do this without actually requiring
you to touch your launch configuration and put in a -Djava....
If the dll goes along with a jar (or external jar) that you've added to
your project's classpath, then go to the build path properties for your
project, go to the "Libraries" tab, select your jar, and expand the +
sign, select "Native Library Location:" and hit the Edit... button. This
will allow you to point to a directory containing your dll that goes
with that jar.
If the dll goes along with the source code in your project, then do the
same thing as above except select the "Source" tab, expand the source
folder, and Native Library... just as above.
This way no matter how you launch the code all of the dll paths will be
picked up and merged together to form the java.library.path for you
automatically. You don't need to update each launch configuration by hand.
--
Thanks,
Rich Kulp
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