Java library path to use. You should have a series of properties
listing up the various library path elements to use when launching
the application. Each element has a property name which starts
with wrapper.java.library.path.
and ends with an integer number counting up from 1. There can be
no missing numbers.
The library path is used to specify a list of directories in which
to look for any native (JNI) libraries used by the application.
You must place the Wrapper.DLL
(for Windows) or libWrapper.so
(for Linux and Unix) file in one of the directories specified.
Example:
wrapper.java.library.path.1=../lib
If is also possible to get the default Java behavior by requesting
that the system path be appended to the end of the java library path
generated by the Wrapper. Please read the documentation, associated
with the
wrapper.java.library.path.append_system_path
property before doing so.
NOTE
On Windows, the Wrapper will correctly handle path elements
which contain spaces by enclosing the final combined library
path in quotes. Individual library path elements should not
be quoted even if they contain spaces.