I have used JNAerator to produce java bindings for a shared library using the corresponding headers. The generated code can't find the native library at runtime. (I get UnsatisfiedLinkError)
I used the following options to generate the bindings:
$JNAERATOR -mode StandaloneJar -runtime JNA -forceStringSignatures -beanStructs -beautifyNames deezer.h Linux/x86_64/libdeezer.so -jar ../lib/deezer.jar
In the jar that was produced, the library file was put in the following location:
lib/linux_x64/libdeezer.so
However, debugging the problem I can see that when the code searches for the library in resources, it looks in the following location:
x86_64-linux-gnu/libdeezer.so
See com.sun.jna.Native#extractFromResourcePath(...)
This makes the generated standalone jar useless!
I have used JNAerator to produce java bindings for a shared library using the corresponding headers. The generated code can't find the native library at runtime. (I get UnsatisfiedLinkError)
I used the following options to generate the bindings:
$JNAERATOR -mode StandaloneJar -runtime JNA -forceStringSignatures -beanStructs -beautifyNames deezer.h Linux/x86_64/libdeezer.so -jar ../lib/deezer.jar
In the jar that was produced, the library file was put in the following location:
lib/linux_x64/libdeezer.so
However, debugging the problem I can see that when the code searches for the library in resources, it looks in the following location:
x86_64-linux-gnu/libdeezer.so
See com.sun.jna.Native#extractFromResourcePath(...)
This makes the generated standalone jar useless!