Adding a class file to JCOP project

I'm trying to add a class file a JCOP project, I'm using a class folder.
After the load commands I'm getting the following error:
Error code: 6985 (Conditions of use not satisfied)
Offending APDU: 6985
Wrong response APDU.
Is there any special configuration that I'm missing?
Thanks,
Uri

Thank you very much for your help.
>Where are you getting the error ?
I'm getting the error at JCOP Shell after entire load (I think?):
RefLocation.cap loaded (27 byte)
Load report:
434 bytes loaded in 0.9 seconds
effective code size on card:
+ package AID 8
+ applet AIDs 15
+ classes 27
+ methods 129
+ statics 62
+ exports 0
overall 241 bytes
Error code: -4 (Malformed response APDU)
Offending APDU: 69859000
Error message: Invalid response length. Expecting delegated operation response
jcshell: C:/Program Files/eclipse/plugins/com.ibm.bluez.jcop.eclipse.targetpack_1.0.3.3/lib/scripts/sim-simul-capfile-autoinstall.jcsh[58]: Wrong response APDU.
jcshell: C:/Program Files/eclipse/plugins/com.ibm.bluez.jcop.eclipse.targetpack_1.0.3.3/lib/scripts/sim-simul-capfile-autoinstall.jcsh[58]: Unexpected error - script terminated!
>Did you authenticate to the CM first?
I think the shell does it automatically at the beginning of the script .
> Is your class an applet?
Yes, my class is an applet, but I�m trying to use(import) a regular class.
>are you trying to perform any crypto?
No
>Is there a PIN required to perform any operation?
I don�t think so.
I got the applet and this class from third party. The strange thing is that when I compile and convert it using DOS prompt, I can load it successfully on a SIM, but it doesn�t work in JCOP, does it make any sense? I�m probably doing something wrong�
Thanks again,
Uri

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