I've installed Cygwin on a Windows computer and my Java application load a dll (which use cygwin1.dll) .
When i log on a Linux and open a connection to a Windows computer via ssh, the following exception is launched if i execute my application :
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Invalid access to memory location.
It seems that there's a problem if a TTY is allocated to the ssh session because :
1) If i give a command (which launch the appli) to ssh it works ( i.e. ' ssh host_name command' ).
2) If i use the option -t to allocate a tty, the exception is raised ( i.e. 'ssh -t host_name command' ).
Is it a bug with cygwin ? (it works fine on Linux and Solaris)
Thanks in advance.
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