CLASSPATH problem, deploying JSP app without right to modify classpath...

I want to deploy a JSP web app to apache server with JRun for running JSP, but I don't have the permission to copy the required library files to the classpath, nor modify the classpath to append my application's path. Is there any way to workaround? Thank you

Well, thanks for the tip. The answer is yes and no. Yes, the jar is in my classpath, but no the lib directory containing the jar is not included in the dist directory when I clean and build the project. This only happens when I include either the JavaHelp jars or just the jh.jar (which should be all I need) in the classpath. When I read the manifest file, it's clearly looking for /lib/jh.jar, but the directory does not get created on build (whereas, the lib directory is there if the JH jars are not included).
Makes no sense to me. Any idea as to what's happening here? The help system works great in the IDE.
Thanks for your help.

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and do not wish to deploy weblogic.jar with the client deployment. Is
there
any way of allowing my clients to use Weblogic JNDI without having to
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