Application in JAR file cant find JDBC classes

Hi,
When I run an application from the JAR file the ClassNotFound exception is throw! When I run from the application classes in the directory the program works. The JDBC classes are in the CLASSPATH, the manifest of JAR file is:
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Created-By: xxxxx
Main-Class: com.xxx.jhdesk.JHelpDesk
Class-Path: classes111.jar JdbcDomino.jar
I tried to put "class-path" parameter in the manifest but the problem continues.
I need to send only my jar file, and the JDBC classes would be anywhere at the client machine.
Any hint will be appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
Daniel Carvalho

Those two jar files in the Class-Path entry in the manifest file, are they in the same directory as the jar file? (What you put there is supposed to be relative to the jar file, and you have no directory information.) And is there a line-ending character at the end of that line?

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