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I think that the DLL should be in a directory included in the PATH
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I think that the DLL should be in a directory included in the PATH

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 &nbsp;Yes probably.. So it would work if the file were under the winnt/system folder.
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 Yes probably.. So it would work if the file were under the winnt/system folder.

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I have created &nbsp;a simple program that uses Java Native Method to run C program. After the compilation I end up with lots of files such .class, .c, .obj, .h and .dll.<br />
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I can run the program from command line like c:\java myprogram. <br />
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However, I want to use JSP to get the results. My question is: Do I need all the files generated? Where do I put the files on the Java app server? Or do I just place .dll file in the same directory as JSP on the application server and instantiate the class in JSP?<br />
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I have created  a simple program that uses Java Native Method to run C program. After the compilation I end up with lots of files such .class, .c, .obj, .h and .dll.

I can run the program from command line like c:\java myprogram. 

However, I want to use JSP to get the results. My question is: Do I need all the files generated? Where do I put the files on the Java app server? Or do I just place .dll file in the same directory as JSP on the application server and instantiate the class in JSP?




Calling program that uses Java Native method from JSP

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.