How to load jar file using SQL Developer

Dear All,
I need urgent help to load mytest.jar to the database using SQL Developer. I am able to load individual java classes to the database using SQL developers, but i could not load JAR files. Please help me any one know how to do this using SQL Developer.
Thanks and Regards
John p

I don't think that's possible, so load it through the OS with the loadjava utility.
Have fun,
K.

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