How to add jfxrt jar locally?

Hi,
I'm using JavaFX 2.0 and Eclipse. I wrote a Java program which uses JavaFX but to use JavaFX I've added an external jar (jfxrt.jar) to the classpath, from the C:\Program Files\Oracle\JavaFX 2.0 Runtime\lib folder.
But the app I wrote is for college coursework and I want to submit it today, and the people who mark it need to be able to compile the app. Since they probably don't have jfxrt.jar in the same location, how can I make it local so that they can compile it?
I tried copying jfxrt.jar to the project directory and adding it as a local jar but this didn't work - I got a fatal error: EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION
Thanks for any advice!

Well, if they want to compile it they need to add it to their classpath. It's basically just the same process as with specifing the JDK you want to compile sources with.
Their JDK is probably also another version and in another location than yours, but you would never give them yours or add your JDK as local dependency to your project, so that they can compile it.
The same goes for jfxrt.jar.
Just tell them, they have to compile it with JDK 7 and they need jfxrt.jar in their classpath which can be found in the JDK folder.

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