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I used a packaging tool to install the application into C:\Program Files. However, the library tries to release a DLL file into the program directory during runtime. Since there are no write permissions, the DLL fails to be released, and the program throws a "Failed to launch JVM" error. Is there a way to install to C:\Program Files and allow the program to run properly?
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Is there a way to package the DLL along with the program during the build process, instead of releasing it at runtime? I'm using Gradle to package my application, but I know nothing about Gradle. It's really complicated and hard to understand. I've tried to figure it out, but I'm getting nowhere.
It should be as easy as extracting the target shared library and shipping it along side of the app. You just need to set the java.library.path to the location of the extracted / installed library and name the file appropriately.
I used a packaging tool to install the application into C:\Program Files. However, the library tries to release a DLL file into the program directory during runtime. Since there are no write permissions, the DLL fails to be released, and the program throws a "Failed to launch JVM" error. Is there a way to install to C:\Program Files and allow the program to run properly?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: