How to import external jar file

i am using bcprov-jdk14-124.jar file for my project. i can import this jar file through eclipse project properties but this is not worklng when i create jar file for my project. This is worked in eclipse only. i want to use that jar file in my project current path. so any body help me how to import this jar file? ( i am using mac os to develop java project )

You need to specify the classpath when you execute it outside of Eclipse.
Kaj

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