Cannot run xmlbeans/javamethods using JNI

Hi ,
I am trying to call javamethods ( that use xmlbeans for XML processing ) from C/C++ application.
When I try to run my application i get the following error.
"java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/xmlbeans/XmlException"
I thought it is a classpath issue. But i am not able to resolve it. I tried setting the classpath in various way.
Any help on this issue.
thanks,
sanjay

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