JSQL and JAR

Hi,
UGH! For some reason, using and making JAR's should be straightforward and simple... but they're not!
Anyway, here's my earth-shattering problem...
I have a program which essentially creates a connection to a local DB2 database and does certain queries and what not.
Now, when I compile the source files, and run them using "java invrec.server.FileServer", everything works more-or-less fine.
But, if I were to place everything into a jar file using:
jar -cvmf manifest fileserver.jar invrec\server\*.class utilities\*.class
manifest file contains one line:
Main-Class: FileServer
And then, when I try to run the jar file using "java -jar fileserver.jar", I can't connect to the database at all!
I get the following error message:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: COM.ibm.db2.jdbcapp.DB2Driver
and
(probably due to the above error)
Message: no suitable driver, SQLState: 08001, ErrorCode: 0
Just a brief overview of the filesystem:
root -> invrec -> server (contains all the *.java, *.class files - all of which are of package invrec.server)
-> utiltites (contains other *.java, *.class files - all of which are of package utilities)
I compile from root using:
javac invrec\server\*.java utilities\*.java
I hope I covered everything... Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!

For an executable jar file, its manifest needs to specify the classpath of anything else it needs -- such as your JDBC driver. Look at this tutorial:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/jar/basics/manifest.html
and go to the section headed "Download Extensions".

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Revision: 19596
Author:   [email protected]
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- What type of HBAs connect you to the SAN? ('fcinfo hba-port')
- Anything in /var/adm/messages?

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