Add library to a classpath

i have an executable jar and 3 other library jar in same directory
i want to run the jar with 3 jar library on classpath;
i run using batch file
here's what i do:
cd path
java -cp .;a.jar;b.jar;c.jar -jar myexecutable.jar
but it keep say that the library jar not present..
what possibly cause my problem?
Thanks

when you use -jar the -cp option and the system classpath are ignored and only the classpath defined in the manifest file is used. Use the link provided above to figure out how to define that.
Edit
Or better yet this link
[Adding Classes to the JAR File's Classpath|http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/deployment/jar/downman.html]
Edit
If you want to use the -cp option (and I would suggest using the manifest not the -cp option), then include your jar one the classpath and include the call to the main class on the command line
java -cp lib:lib:lib:yourJar main.class.to.call

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