Hi,

I try to invoke Java methods from my c++ application running on Linux (i386). It works still fine, but now I want to clean up my c++ code and I found a bug. My new 'clean' c++ code starts by loading the libjvm.so like this:

			

			void *libjvm;
			

			

			libjvm = dlopen("/usr/java/j2sdk1.4.0/jre/lib/i386/client/libjvm.so", RTLD_NOW + RTLD_GLOBAL);
			

			if(!libjvm)
			

			throw int(-1);
			

		

After this I'm loading a text file by

			

			std::ifstream in("foo.txt");
			

			while(in.good()) {
			

			std::string filename;
			

			std::cout
			<
			< "debug: OK!"
			<
			< std::endl;
			

			in >> filename;
			

			std::cout
			<
			< "debug: Hello computer? Someone at home?"
			<
			< std::endl;
			

			// ...
			

			}
			

		

My problem is now that the application hangs at the line "in >> filename;". If I remove the loading of the library it will work ! (?)


Does someone know where is the bug?

Thanks,

Sven