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java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no provided in java.library.path using spring boot/tomcat embedded #151
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Same here. |
@normanmaurer - perhaps addressing #104, removing APR dependency, and move the remaining classes remaining to |
Yep .... At some point I started with this. Let me pick it up next week again
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@Scottmitch @normanmaurer maybe it's time to seriously start looking at conscrypt? |
FYI, we already have an issue open for taking a look at conscyrpt: #114 |
Ran into this issue. We use spring-boot and grpc which requires netty-tcnative boring ssl. Is there any work around for this issue, as we are blocked on this |
@Rohit don't use Tomcat. Worked for me. |
Thanks @pires , Getting rid of tomcat did the trick!! |
Hi, |
I filed #5948 on netty and it was closed as dup of this one. I am also using Spring Boot and Google gRPC and I am currently blocked as I need to use tomcat and gRPC together (I don't have the option of getting ride of Tomcat :-() |
Fixed in master branch and will be part of 2.0 |
I'm using netty 4.1.0CR7 & netty-tcnative-boringssl-static 1.1.33.Fork17 in a spring boot project (tomcat-embed-core-8.0.33). There seem to be an incompatibility in the org.apache.tomcat.jni.Library class (provided by both projects):
io.netty.handler.ssl.OpenSsl l81 : Library.initialize("provided"); fails when the tomcat provided Library class is loaded first since it tries to load a provided.dll library that doesn't exist.
I think it's the same issue as #136 (but reversed, tomcat lib being loaded before netty lib in my case)
Hope my jiberish makes sense...
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