java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Library not found tibrvnative or android

When I was working in JNI and using native code, actually an in-house library,  I realized that java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Library not found comes mainly due to two reasons

1) First reason, which happens in 90% of scenarios is that the library which you are using directly or indirectly (some external JAR is using native library or native dll e.g. if your Java application is using TIBCO libraries for messaging or fault tolerance then tibrv.jar uses tibrvnative.dll library and throws java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Library not found tibrvnative if that library (the dll) is not in the path. In order to fix this problem, you need to update your PATH environment variable to include native libraries binary. see last section for more details.

The Ultimate Guide of Remote Debugging in Java using Eclipse IDE? Example Tutorial

The remote debugging of the Java program is an ultimate tool in the arsenal of a Java developer, which is often becoming the last and only tool to investigate a bug on a Java application running on the remote host like on a Linux server or Windows server. Almost all major Java IDE provides remote debugging like NetBeans, Eclipse, and IntelliJ IDEA, but I mostly use Eclipse for Java coding and so it's my preferred tool to remote debug a Java program. In order to set up remote debugging in Eclipse, you need to do a couple of tasks like you need to start your JVM with debugging parameters or arguments and then you need to create a "remote debug configuration" in Eclipse IDE itself.

How to Set Specific Java Version for Maven in Windows? Example Steps

Maven is a great build tool and most of the Java developer uses Maven to build their projects, but like any other tool, there are some intricacies which you need to know while using it. One of them is that Maven uses the Java version from the JAVA_HOME environment variable and not the PATH environment variable. If you have multiple JDK installed on your machine and getting an Unsupported major.minor version 51.0 or Unsupported major.minor version 52.0 error while building your project but have right Java version in PATH then you may need to check the JAVA_HOME and update it. If you don't have access to do it then you can still change JAVA_HOME using the set command in your local shell and run the Maven's mvn command to build the project