Support loading native lib directly from FS (1.4)#459
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This is a backport of the PR duckdb#450 to `v1.4-andium` stable branch. This PR is a continuation of duckdb#447 PR to allow using `duckdb_jdbc-x.x.x.x-nolib.jar` along with a JNI native library, that is loaded directly from file system. It extends the idea from duckdb#421 (and supersedes it) implementing the following logic: 1. if the driver JAR has a bundled native library (for current JVM os/arch), then this library will be unpacked to the temporary directory and loaded from there. If the library cannot be unpacked or loaded - there is no fallback to other methods (it is expected that `-nolib` JAR is used for other loading methods) 2. if the driver JAR does not hava a native library bundled inside it, then it will try to load it with: ```java System.loadLibrary("duckdb_java"); ``` This call will search the library in `java.library.path` (using a platform-specific file name like `duckdb_java.dll`) or will use other methods defined by the host application. 3. if the native library cannot be loaded by name, then the driver will check whether a file with the DuckDB internal naming (like `libduckdb_java.so_linux_amd64`) exists in file system next to the driver JAR (in the same directory). If the library file is found there - then the driver will attempt to load it as the last resort. Testing: new test added that covers loading from the same dir and loading by name. Fixes: duckdb#444
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This is a backport of the PR #450 to
v1.4-andiumstable branch.This PR is a continuation of #447 PR to allow using
duckdb_jdbc-x.x.x.x-nolib.jaralong with a JNI native library, that is loaded directly from file system.It extends the idea from #421 (and supersedes it) implementing the following logic:
if the driver JAR has a bundled native library (for current JVM os/arch), then this library will be unpacked to the temporary directory and loaded from there. If the library cannot be unpacked or loaded - there is no fallback to other methods (it is expected that
-nolibJAR is used for other loading methods)if the driver JAR does not hava a native library bundled inside it, then it will try to load it with:
This call will search the library in
java.library.path(using a platform-specific file name likeduckdb_java.dll) or will use other methods defined by the host application.libduckdb_java.so_linux_amd64) exists in file system next to the driver JAR (in the same directory). If the library file is found there - then the driver will attempt to load it as the last resort.Testing: new test added that covers loading from the same dir and loading by name.
Fixes: #444