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I am trying two create an existing project in the eclipse, but while running the project an error occurred "Caused by: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Library not found" in the Log.
I had already added the Library to the Project references…
Can you explain the reason for this??
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UnsatisfiedLinkErrorhappens when a native code library cannot be found. Adding a project reference is not sufficient to fix this.In general, you would cure this by either putting the relevant native library in some directory on the native library search path, or updating the search path. If you needed to load the code into Eclipse itself, the changes would typically done in the eclipse.ini. If you needed to load the code into a Java app launched from Eclipse, you would modify the run configuration.
In this case, it would seem that you are trying to run a library on the Android emulator that depends on a native library for the android platform. I don’t know how you would deal with that … or even if it is possible to deal with that.