/*! \page native_page Native Library Loading

\section native_overview Overview
This section outlines how Autopsy distributes native libraries and provides
pointers for you if you want to distribute native libraries with your modules.

The easiest guidance (from http://bits.netbeans.org/dev/javadoc/org-openide-modules/org/openide/modules/doc-files/api.html#jni) is to put the native library in the <tt>release/modules/lib</tt>  folder in your project.  Or, in architecure-specific locations if your module is multi-platform. See the above page for examples.   They will get copied from that location to somewhere that will be searched when Autopsy does a <tt>System.loadLibrary()</tt>. 

\section native_autopsy Autopsy Native Libraries

Autopsy has two types of native libraries:
- The libtsk_jni native library
- The libraries that libtsk_jni depends on

<tt>libtsk_jni</tt> is embedded inside of the <tt>Tsk_DataModel.jar</tt> file from The Sleuth Kit. The java code extracts the file from the jar into a local temp folder and launches it in the LibraryUtils.loadSleuthkitJNI() method.

The libraries that <tt>libtsk_jni</tt> depends on are launched by Autopsy in the Installer.loadDynLibraries() method. This is because if we wait until <tt>libtsk_jni</tt> needs them, then they will be located based on Windows search paths and the NetBeans paths are not in that set.  So, we launch them before <tt>libtsk_jni</tt> needs them and from within Autopsy so that it  uses the Autopsy search pathes. 

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