Re: NATIVE method

I just took a peek at the JDK 1.3 documentation, and BigNum doesn't show up
under the "All Classes" list...  That suggests that BigNum isn't a standard
Java class -- i.e. it isn't part of the JDK -- so any native methods on
BigNum would have to be supplied by its author.

Where are you loading your "BigNum" class from?  Are you seeing an
UnsatisfiedLinkError?

-blair

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Hi All.

I am attempting to use a native method for the BigNum class.  I can not
determine the service program to load (using the System.loadlibrary method)
to use this native method.  Can anyone help?

Thanks

Mike


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