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Currently I have an app.ear(ejb.jar,lib.jar,web.war). In the MANIFEST file of
ejb.jar I do Class-Path: lib.jar. Now I exploded the app.ear and the components
into app(ejb,lib,web) directory structure, how do I write Class-Path? ../lib did
not seem to work for me. Any suggestions?

I got the answer at the EJb newsgroup. Instead of ../lib, use just lib.
"Eric Ma" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Currently I have an app.ear(ejb.jar,lib.jar,web.war). In the MANIFEST
file of
ejb.jar I do Class-Path: lib.jar. Now I exploded the app.ear and the
components
into app(ejb,lib,web) directory structure, how do I write Class-Path?
../lib did
not seem to work for me. Any suggestions?

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