JDeveloper & user libraries

Hello,
In a jdeveloper project I'm using jakarta poi (http://jakarta.apache.org/poi/) to generate microsoft excel files. The jar files are included in my project as user libraries.
If I run the application in the jdeveloper environment everything works well and I'm able to create excel files. But if I deploy the application to a standalone oc4j application server (using an ear-file after running the "create jnlp files for java webstart" wizard) and I try to run the application, it's not possible to write excel files (and I don't get any errors).
However, after a manual copy of the jakarta poi jar files to the "ext" folder of the jre installation on my system, the application runs smoothly.
So it seems that jdeveloper isn't including the imported jar files/user libraries in the deployment package.
Now, if I want to deploy my application to a group of users, I have to copy the jakarta jars to the correct folder on every client computer. If there's an update of the jars, I have to update every client computers as well. Is there a way to include the user libraries in the deployment files?
Kind regards,
Jeroen

So, how do you include user libraries for deployment? Importing the user libraries into the system libraries and then adding them in the contributors list of a War-file doesn't seem to work.

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