Hello.
This is my first post here, so I hope I’m not saying extreme nonsense. 
There are some problems if people try to integrate JOGL with NetBeans RCP and want to run on more than one Unix (e.g. Linux + Solaris) or Windows (e.g. 32 + 64bits) system. This is due to the fact that NetBeans expects that all the native libraries for a given component are packed in the same directory - hence the problem since all Unix systems share the name libjogl.so.
It’s clearly not a JOGL problem but a NetBeans problem, but it won’t be solved in a short time. Evaluating a few workarounds to this, it seems to me that the thing that would make the programmer’s life easier would be a set of properties (e.g. jogl.nativelibrary.name.{jogl,jogl_awt,jogl_cg} or whatever) that could be used to override the default names of the searched libraries. Not specifing them would have the system behave as today; their presence would allow the programmer to rename the native libraries (e.g. libjogl-linux-64.so), guess which the current operating system is and compose the proper library name.
Do you think that it would be possible?