How to add external jars in the configuration of JSmooth?

Hello,
I am trying to create an exe file from a java program using JSmooth.
The program is a simple hello world proogram.
I am developing under eclipse, and I am using some external jar files as libraries.
If my program is simple,; it works fine. If I add an import of a class that is in one of these jar files, I get the following error when executing the created .exe file:
"Could not find the main class. Program will exit".
I guess I have to add this Jar file to the path for the creation of the .exe file.
My question is: does anybody know HOW to add an external jar in the configuration of JSmooth for the creation of an exe file from a Java program?
Thanks for your help
Philippe

i have the same problem phsans
you know the answers??
thanks phsans:D

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