Can't wrap External Library DC project.

Hi all,
I do these procedure:
1. create a External Library DC,
2. then create two public part : compilation and assembly,
3. add jars to the two public part
4. build dc
5. Create a second DC of type web dynpro
6. add used DC compilation and assembly
7. write my test code use jars added in step 3
8. build DC
9,deploy
After deploy and view in EP, my web dynpro DC can't find jars added by External Library.
And i can't find external jars in deployed ear file.
My NW is 7.0 SP9, if someone know which step i have missed.
best regard

hi Alka,
i did the procedure follow the blog, but still not success.
There is some difference. When i add jars to public part in External Library DC, it do not create ExternalLibs auto, but info creating public part of two choice:
1. provides an API for developing/compiling other DCs
2. can be package into other build result(e.g.SDAs)
and i try the all two choice and add it to u201CJ2EE Server / Libraryu201DDC, it can't succeed. i can not find jars in sda file. jars contained were null when see the "J2EE Server /Library" in visual administrator.
best regard.
reefish

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