02-17-2012
Hello,
the path can be anything ..right?
let's say its /root/abc/def/mng/hjf/libjvm.so
I am on AIX 5.3 64 bit ....
---------- Post updated 02-17-12 at 06:53 AM ---------- Previous update was 02-16-12 at 09:28 PM ----------
There are couple of instances that there is no reply to my posts through this forum which i always look up as an expert forum. its strange that even problems which have simpler solutions dont get response within time. I had been observing this for the past 3-4 posts of mine. are the experts not looking frequently at the posts? or have the experts left this forum?
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btw the above problem gets resolved when you add "appropriate" path to the environment variable "LIBPATH" on AIX.
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