Steps to deploy the dtSearch Engine in a 64-bit Java application (macOS).
1. Copy dtSearchEngine.jar (from ~/Applications/dtSearchEngine.app/examples/java/classes/dtSearchEngine.jar) to a folder that is on the Java CLASSPATH.
2. Copy libdtsjava64.dylib to a folder that is in one of the folders listed in the java.library.path.
Java version or later 1.4.1 is required.
For additional optional files and components, please see: Installing the dtSearch Engine.
The Java interface to the dtSearch Engine is based on the Java Native Interface (JNI). Therefore, both the Java classes and a platform-specific binary executable are needed to use it. The Java classes are in examples\java\classes\dtSearchEngine.jar, which must be on the CLASSPATH. Adding the dtSearch Engine examples/java/classes folder to the CLASSPATH, or copying its contents to a folder on the CLASSPATH, will make these classes available in Java.
Under Linux, the binary executable is libdtsearch64.dylib, which must be accessed through a symbolic link named libdtsjava.dylib (or, if you prefer, you can just make a copy of the file with this name). libdtsjava.dylib must be in a folder that is in one of the folders listed in java.library.path, or you will get an "Unsatisfied Link" exception when you try to use the dtSearch Engine classes in Java.