Java Class path for Oracle package compilation

Hello
I am trying to send mail with file attachment, this part is
done by java program, it is compiled & working fine.
I am trying to compile the same java program at SQL prompt so
that I can build a package to execute that Java program from
Oracle. As java prog requires other class files
(javax.mail.*,javax.mail.internet.*,javax.activation.*) to be
include , those class path is set at their respective location
of OS.
Other Java programs are compiling fine from SQL but for this
mail prog, it is giving error as it is not finding the location
of the include files.
Can anyone tell me from which class path does Oracle 8i compiles
Java program ? any additional information reqdng this issue ?
thanks

Hello Suresh Vemulapalli
Thanks for replay & suggestion, I compiled using loadjava on
OS & it is working fine
regards
Prakash K.B.

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