Setting environment variables from java

Hi,

Under linux, I have java code that runs a c executable using
Runtime.getRuntime().exec()

Before running that I have to set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH system
variable..

I tried Runtime.getRuntime().exec("setenv ....")
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("export ... ")

and I also tried System.setProperty();

and non of the above seem to do the trick..

any hints?

Thanks

.

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