How to package 3rd party libs into EAR

Netweaver 7.0, WEBAS 640:
I have an EAR I am deploying containing an EJB and a webapp. I have third party jars that I need to use from both the EJB and webapp, and so want to just package in as part of the EAR. I do not want to fuss with deploying the third party jars separately, nor do I want to duplicate them into the EJB and WAR separately...
I have the jars in the root of my EAR project, and have the build path set up in NWDS for the EJB and WAR so that the jars are referenced, so I'm ok at build time...
...but I'm getting NoClassDefFound exceptions for the classes in the 3rd party apps when I go to run them.
What do I have to do in my EJB and WAR projects to be able to see the third party jars in the EAR at runtime?

Hi,
<module>
    <java>
      <uri>abc.jar</uri>
    </web>
</module>
Try putting this in application.xml.
The best option for such type of problem is creating a APP-INF folder under the root.
Sample structure:
ear
      APP-INF
           classes   -- put all class files and properties files
           lib           -- put all jar files
    war
    ejb-jar
Try with this structures. Put all the jar files under APP-INF/lib folder, and the application class loader will pull all the classes and properties from classes and lib folder.
NOTE: I am not sure this folder is recognised in EP server. Weblogic recognises this folder.
Try this once.
In EP server the recommendation is to create j2ee library projects and refer them in the project descriptor files. By specifying thus the server will load them in the application class loader.
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