Exporting Eclipse Project -- Missing JARs

Hello,
I developed an Application in Eclipse using Oracle Database Drivers. During my Developing I just included the Database Drivers by clicking project/properties/Libraries/Add External Jar.
That modifies the Build Path in Eclipse and everything worked fine.
Now I want to present a Prototype and make an exectuable JAR out of that Application.
In Eclipse I can do so by --> Export/JAR/....... That creates a MANIFEST.MF which links to my main class "Client-Run"
This Export doesn't include any Database Drivers!!!!!!!! UAAAAAH
I can't find a way to include the Drivers in my JAR file and make it run
Did you ever have a similar problem??? How did you solve it????
Kind regards
Vince

Hi Vince,
you need to export the drivers in a jar/zip too and and set the path to them in the jar's manifest file.

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