Deploying EJB JAR and Application EAR, META-INF directory name

To all:
I had a problem the last couple of days with deploying an EJB and application.
I'm new to WebLogic, maybe this is common knowledge, but I researched it and
didn't find any reference to what I discovered.
I'm using WebLogic Server 7 Service Pack 2 (7.02), on Windows 2000.
My problem was that the application that I was trying to deploy would not deploy
successfully, because a dependent class was not found for the EJB. I tried everything,
but the only thing I could get to work was placing the dependent jar files in
the classpath of the WebLogic server, within the start script. I correctly had
the Class-Path manifest line correct, but the dependent classes were not being
found.
Through trial and error I discovered that the META-INF directory within the JAR
and EAR archives HAS TO BE ALL UPPERCASE for the app server to successfully find
the manifest.mf file and the application.xml file.
As soon as I changed the directory name in both the EJB JAR file and the application
EAR file, the EJB deployed successfully, all dependent classes were then found.
I'm posting this here to help anybody that might have the same problem. There
is not any documentation that I could find that had this directory name requirement
explicitly stated.
Regards,
JD

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