Load .JAR file using SQL Developer

Hi,
I have couple of .JAR files on my local machine which has to be loaded on to the oracle server (11g). I tried using the load Java functionality in the SQL Developer but realised one could load a java class only if you had the source code.
Is my understanding correct or is there a way to load a JAR file using sql developer ?
Thanks

K,
Thanks for the answer.
Do you know if you have to restart oracle after loading .jar files ? I ask this because I am not aware if oracle/jvm automatically knows that the jar files have been uploaded.
Thanks

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