Java Classpath options

My question is about Java classpath options in a production environment.
The company I work for wants to start developing Java applications. These applications will not be running via a web container but standalone on a unix machine. We are setting up the environment and are unsure about the industry best practices. Specifically where it deals with classpath. We have around 15 developers and are not sure how to set up the environment on the production machine so that:
A) The migration process is not overly complex (developers do not migrate/set up the code in production, they develop it and stage it and then other employees move it into production).
B) There is no danger of getting the wrong versions of libraries (for example I am writing code using some toolkit that is version 2 and a co-worker is using version 3 of the same toolkit).
Here is what we have come up with.
1. Require all developers to place their Java code in executable JARs with a MAIN-CLASS attribute and the CLASSPATH attribute set. Here there would be no classpath set on the production environment and each developer would be responsible for setting everything in the jar. One object to migrate.
2. Require all developers to write a shell script to accompany their Java code that will set up the CLASSPATH. This adds programs and adds another object/step to the migration.
3. Just throw all library JAR files in the main JRE class path on the production machine and classes in a /class folder pointed to by $CLASSPATH. This seems like a bad idea and could cause confusion.
4. Require all developers to use custom class loaders in their programs - we do not really understand this method.
Thanks ahead of time for any advice on this issue.

jverd wrote:
I actually would prefer #2 over #1. I don't like dinking around with the manifest file, and if I want to see what's going on, I find it easier to read a shell script than to pull apart a jar. Plus, even with a jar, you may end up writing a script to set up other environment variables or prepare directories, etc. anyway.I prefer that as well.
The manifest doesn't bother me but with more complex systems, solutions often require something more than just java. Especially for stand alone apps (versus JEE apps.)
Additionally it allows one to control the VM.

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