ensure absolute native library path in Java Loader #3728
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Ensures that the native library path is absolute before loading to avoid
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Expecting an absolute path of the library
.In my particular case the issue arises when running as part of an application that has
java.io.tmpdir
set to a relative path which results in the constructed tempDir path being relative. We could alternatively force the tempDir path to be absolute immediately on creation, but forcing the path to be absolute immediately before the call that cares seems more future proof. I'm currently using a custom loader to avoid this issue but I figured I'd contribute in case anyone else hits this edge case.