$ set PATH = 'Īs my jni library is in resources folder so the path is given. In order to solve that I just did opposite, added location of native library in front of PATH and it worked like a charm The system was not able to navigate to that directory because of those non-existent paths. Since I was doing set PATH= %PATH% (location of the native library) 'The system cannot find the path specified' when I printed PATH variable. I was frustrated after trying every method to solve this error, when I noticed the following error, just before this error comes :

If you are still getting Exception in thread 'main' : no dll in, even after adding JAR into classpath and adding the native library into PATH environment variable and providing system property pointing to the location of native library location then there is must be some directory in your PATH which is not resolved correctly.

Here you will learn the root cause of 'Exception in thread 'main' : no dll in ' and learn how to fix this Exception in Java. I wasted a lot of hours playing with PATH,, and others only to learn from experience. I was getting ': Native library not found ' which was caused by ': no tibrvnative in '. I first encountered this error while writing some Tibco Rendezvous Messaging code which uses some windows specific dll, which is installed as part of the TIBCO RV installation. It also common on Java application which uses JNI to link some core legacy libraries in C and C++. If you write games in Java program using lwjgl then you might have seen this error as well ' no lwjgl in ', which comes when Java doesn't find a native component of the lwjgl.jar library.

Some of the most common UnsatisfiedLinkError is ': no ocijdbc10.dll in ' and ': no ocijdbc11.dll in ', which comes when you try to connect to Oracle 10g or 11g database from Java program using OCI JDBC driver.

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