Location JDBC jar file while building Jetspeed2

Hi,
At the moment I'm trying to get Jetspeed2 installed. Reading the manuals it seems soooo easy. I installed Jetspeed using the default installation method, and wanted to change the database from derby to MySQL.
To change the database from derby to MySQL I need to start an Ant script. As a result of running this script, I got the following error:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: -> Unable to start DBCPCDatasourceComponent: -> java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
(tabs and -> added for readability)
There is a mysql-connector-java-5.1.6-bin.jar in Tomcat's shared/lib directory. This jar file is also part of my systems classpath.
Does anyone have a suggestion in which way I can look?
Abel

Found it.
Place the jar files in
{jetspeed-home}/shared/libThat must be a hidden, undocumented feature. Mindreading and/or clairvoyance is an important ability.

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