Error IFS-20010 connecting to IFS from java class

Hello,
I try to connect to IFS from java program with sentences:
LibraryService ifsService = new LibraryService();
CleartextCredential me = new CleartextCredential("user", "password");
ConnectOptions connectOpts = new ConnectOptions();
connectOpts.setServiceName("ifsDefault");
connectOpts.setServicePassword("ifspassword");
LibrarySession ifsSession = ifsService.connect(me,connectOpts);
the class compile but not run because the error:
IFS-20010: Failed to get PropertiesResourceBundler ifsDefault.
The message errors documentation said:
This error occurs when attempting to start an Oracle iFS process by specifying a service properties file name that cannot be located by the Oracle iFS repository. The
parameter specified in the error is the name of the specified service properties file. The specified service properties file
must exist in the oracle.ifs.server.properties package
descending from one of the directories included in the
CLASSPATH setting for the process.
I don't understand what mean this, somebody yes?
Please give me any idea.
What can i do to solve this problem?
Thanks.
FABIAN

Hi,
Make sure you have $ORACLE_HOME/ifs/settings in your classpath.
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