Flatlaf 1.1 Windows flatlaf-windows-x86_64.dll not found

[tumbare]

Running my app on windows 10 after updating to version 1.1 and I get the following :

Mar. 29, 2021 12:35:33 AM com.formdev.flatlaf.util.LoggingFacadeImpl logSevere
SEVERE: Library 'com/formdev/flatlaf/natives/flatlaf-windows-x86_64.dll' not found

[DevCharly]

This message means that the DLL is not found in the classpath.

The DLL is usually in flatlaf.jar.
Is it possible that you repackaged content of flatflaf.jar into own application jar (fatJar or uberJar) and did not include the DLLs?

[tumbare]

Thanks for the reply DevCharly , I used gradle to pull it in so I think manually adding the jar to my project should help resolve the issue . FYI the gradle directive I used compile group: 'com.formdev', name: 'flatlaf', version: '1.1'

[Chrriis]

I use the 1.1.1 JAR unmodified and I get the same error when I launch the program:

Note that I redefine "java.io.tmpdir" during my application startup, and "java.library.path" is defined as a VM argument.

[Chrriis]

This might be related to modules.

In NativeLibrary.loadLibraryFromJar(xx):
classLoader.getResource( libraryName ) => null

If I evaluate this:
NativeLibrary.class.getResource("/" + libraryName) => OK

[Chrriis]

As indicated in the answer of this Stack Overflow post:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45166757/loading-classes-and-resources-in-java-9

A final important difference is that non-class-file resources in a module are encapsulated by default, and hence cannot be located from outside the module unless their effective package is open. To load resources from your own module it’s best to use the resource-lookup methods in Class or Module, which can locate any resource in your module, rather than those in ClassLoader, which can only locate non-class-file resources in the open packages of a module.

[DevCharly]

Many, many thanks for the hint. I'll check this...

[DevCharly]

Fixed in main branch and available in latest snapshot:
https://github.com/JFormDesigner/FlatLaf#snapshots