Control Project

Hi guys!
I need some help regarding control projects in weblogic. I have a control deliverable project in one application and I want to use the same code in another one.So I packed that control project as jar file and then imported in another one.I am able to access all commonm java controls in that jar file but not the database controls.its throwing a null pointer exception when common java control calls database control methods in that jar file.Can you suggest anything in this scenario.any help is greatly appreciated.
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