How about if you run 64 bit JVM with -Dos.arch="i386" and then try to
load the 32 bit
native library? Could be a crude solution :-)
-Sathyan
emiddio-verizon wrote:
> the jvm runs glassfish - glassfish does not run the jvm;
>
> a 32bit dll requires a 32bit jvm;
>
> so seems to me you have to run the glassfish with 32bit jvm if you
> want to use your 32bit dll.
>
> gary
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>
>
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> Subject: How to run both 64 and 32 bit JVM in Glassfish
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>> I have Glassfish running on a Redhat server using a 64 bit JVM.
>> However, I need to load and run a 32 bit native library that will be
>> called using the Java Native Interface (JNI). This requires the 32
>> bit JVM.
>>
>> I had to install a 32 bit JVM to do this with Tomcat. However, I
>> don't want to limit Glassfish to only a 32 bit JVM.
>>
>> My question is, how do I configure Glassfish to run both 64 and 32
>> bit JVMs? Is this a domain level configuration? Do I need to install
>> 2 complete Glassfish web servers to accomplish this?
>>
>> I'd also be interested in the simplest way to work around the native
>> library class loading problem.
>>
>> Thanks
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