Under Windows for the NetBeans project, the following worked for me:
1. Right click on the Project
2. Properties
3. Click on RUN
4. VM Options : -Djava.library.path="<FULLPATH TO Samples\JAVA\32-bit or 64-bit, depending on environment>"
5. Click Ok
However, I think this will hard code the same ...
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- Thu 7. May 2020, 17:51
- Forum: Linux
- Topic: Java doesn't find PCANBasic JNI
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