failed to load the jni shared library

This error message typically occurs when a Java program is unable to load the Java Native Interface (JNI) shared library. The JNI is a programming framework that allows Java programs to interact with native applications and libraries written in languages such as C and C++. Here are some possible reasons for this error:

1. Missing or incorrect library path: The JVM may not be able to find the JNI library because the library path is not set correctly or the library file is missing.

2. Wrong architecture: The JVM may be trying to load a JNI library that is not compatible with the architecture of the system. For example, if the JVM is 64-bit and the JNI library is 32-bit, it will not be able to load the library.

3. Incompatible Java version: The JNI library may not be compatible with the version of Java that is installed on the system.

4. Corrupted library file: The JNI library file may be corrupted, which can prevent it from loading correctly.

To resolve this error, you can try the following:

1. Check the library path: Ensure that the library path is set correctly and that the JNI library file exists in the path.

2. Check the architecture: Ensure that the JNI library file is compatible with the architecture of the system.

3. Check the Java version: Ensure that the version of Java installed on the system is compatible with the JNI library.

4. Reinstall the library: Try reinstalling the JNI library to ensure that it is not corrupted.

If none of these solutions work, you may need to consult the documentation for the specific Java program you are using or contact the developer for further assistance.