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Caldarale, Charles R wrote:

> Yes, except the property name is java.library.path (LD_LIBRARY_PATH is only the environment variable name).  The default for Linux systems is /usr/lib:/lib (for UNIX, it's just /usr/lib), so you could put the .so file there.

I tried putting all of the files there but still get the same 
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError when trying to invoke the method. When 
issuing the command 
System.out.println(System.getProperties().get("java.library.path"));
right before the error occurs I can see the correct folders there. Is 
there anything else that would differ between running this through 
tomcat than from prompt?

> I think you have to be careful about where the System.loadLibrary() call is issued, since a native library can only be loaded for one class loader.  This has implications for sharing the code across applications and for redeploying applications.

I never use System.loadLibrary() in the javacode that does work (outside 
tomcat), do I have to?

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