JNI_CreateJavaVM always returns -1
Applies to:
JNI
Description:
Occurs while using JNI.
Cause:
Usually, the problem is that you moved or copied the jvm.dll file. The location of jvm.dll is important, it has to be in the directory
Applies to:
JNI
Description:
Occurs while using JNI.
Cause:
Usually, the problem is that you moved or copied the jvm.dll file. The location of jvm.dll is important, it has to be in the directory
Applies to:
JNI
Description:
You have used a third party library (a JDBC driver, actually) that contained native code. When running Your application with this library, I’ve got an “UnsatisfiedLinkError: symbol makeJavaString not found.”
Cause:
The problem is that the native code in that third party library uses the old NMI.
Applies to:
Solaris, JNI
Description:
This error is produced if you
a. are running the green threads VM
b. did a System.loadLibrary(“foo”), and
c. libfoo.so was linked -lthread.
Cause:
Green threads and native threads don’t mix well and hence the check in the VM.
Applies to:
Solaris, JNI
Description:
Occurs when your application embedding the native threads VM is not linked against -lthread
Cause:
Your application embedding the native threads VM is not linked against -lthread
Applies to:
JNI
Description:
Occurs while trying to compile an application
Cause:
You have not added all necessary folders to the include path of the compiler.
Applies to:
Description:
An error that occurs while trying to load an executable library.
Cause:
Linker issues
Applies to:
Apache 1.13
Sun Solaris 2.6
Description:
Error while trying to call a JNI method from a servlet
Cause:
a. The method name is different from the one specified in the library
b. Library path or version issue