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What is the difference between System.load() and System.loadLibrary() in java?
I want to load a library but I don’t want to add the path to environment variables.
Will any one of these help?
The difference is there in the API documentation.
System.loadLibrary(String libname)lets you load from the default path — The Java library path.The other
System.load(String filename)lets you load it from an absolute path, which you must specify as your filename.If you don’t want to mess with you
java.library.pathenvironment variable, you should useSystem.load()