How to add a JDBC driver jar to ESB project?

I am developing an EJB project in JDeveloper 10.1.3.1. I am trying to connect MS SQL Server DB to the ESB. I set up the JDeveloper so it can connect to the MS SQL Server, list the tables&data. I put a DB Adapter using the existing connection to the diagram. When I deploy it to the Oracle AS I am getting oracle.toplink.exceptions.DatabaseException saying that the driver com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver was not found. How do I package the JAR to the project so it gets uploaded to the server with the project files? If it is not possible, where should I put the jar so the server can use it?

To get this working copy the jdbc jar file to the following directory
%SOA_HOME%\j2ee\home\applib (basic)
%SOA_HOME%\j2ee\oc4j_soa\applib (advanced)
If you don't configure your datasources and JNDI names then it will use the connect string from your project. It is always best practice to use the application server connections
cheers
James

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