Libraries in Connector Module

Hi,
I need tibrvj.jar library inside muy connector rar file. I include it, but when run application, receive an exception (is internal of the aplication) that not found tibrvj library.
is there any problem with libraries and class path same as EJB in weblogic when deploy it as module , that discart it?
thanks.
Message was edited by:
kubadis

I think your question belongs in the connector forum and not not here in the generic EJB forum.
http://forums.bea.com/bea/forum.jspa?forumID=2028
You can post a port of the stack trace to help. I'm assuming your connector cannot find the class. Is the library included in your EAR? Or is the library available in the global WLS classpath?

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