Exception : importing java classes

Hi all,
I'm trying to import java classes in forms 9i, but it generates me this error :
Import de la classe prj.proxy.MyWebService1SoapHttpPortClient...
Exception : java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: oracle/webservices/transport/ClientTransport
Please give me some help with this issue.

For the importer to work, your jar-file must be part of the CLASSPATH-environment-variable-setting. If you're classes to be imported contain references to external classes (as you to with your webservices), that jar-file must also be part of the CLASSPATH.

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