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Old 11-18-2004
java unsatisfiedLinkError
I have an ant build file im using to build and run a software package im developing. I'm writing an automatic build script that will each night pull a clean project from CVS, build it, and run some tests on it. I have everything running but the tests. The test requires the running of a seperate program's API (Netica (r) in case you're wondering) to be available at compile and runtime. Everything build's fine, so I am led to believe the required .jar's are on the path, but when I try to run the tests I get an unsatisfiedLinkError that a library is not on my java.library.path. I have even added the -Djava.lbrary.path=/mypath/mylibs flag to the java call, but I still get the same error. I have a libBlah.so file associated with Netica that needs to go somewhere or be pointed to somewhere and maybe thats the problem, but i know its on the classpath...any ideas?
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NAME

       dh_auto_clean - automatically cleans up after a build

SYNOPSIS

       dh_auto_clean [buildsystemoptions] [debhelperoptions] [--params]

DESCRIPTION

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SEE ALSO

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AUTHOR

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