Knowlwdgemanagement Java development . I need some jar files related to KM

Hi Gurus,
I try to develop KnowledgeManagement application in NWDS. So, i need to install some jar files . How can i install jar files in to my application and were can i findout those JA?R files.
Points will be revert back.
Thanks,
Sumanth

Hi Sumanth,
you will find the require jar files on your portal server's file system. They are somewhere under:
\usr\sap\<J2E>\<JC01>\j2ee\cluster\server0\apps\sap.com
Best way to find the required jar files is to use a tool like JarFinder, ClassLocator, WinRar, etc.
In NWDS menu choose => Project => Properties => Java Build Path => Libraries. There you can add the required jar files to your project's build path.
Best regards,
MArtin

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MSP

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If so please post the entire message.

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