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Hello, it's me again.

I'm having some real trouble importing some code into NetBeans. I've stuck the whole lot in a nice zip file here:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/iku2jb

It's a really basic program (one java file), although the problem is is that it relies upon some DLLs that are in that folder. Just have a look at it and you'll see what I mean.

It works fine when compiling it under the command line, but I have no idea how to import this into NetBeans, I don't know where to place the DLL files.

Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
 
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Moving to our "IDEs, Version Control, and Other Tools" forum.
 
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you do not need to import that DLL into netbeans IDE ,
just put it somewhere in your path
for example in Windows\system or even in jdk\bin directory
when you call system.load()? [i do not remember whether it was the method to load a dynamic library or not] it looks inside folders that are in your path to load the library.
 
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