Location of library definitions in JDeveloper 10.1.3.x

In Tools -> Manage Libraries -> Libraries tab I've defined several libraries for use across all users of JDeveloper. I created them in the "lib" section. They show up as available each time I create a new workspace, so "lib" libraries aren't project specific. And since they aren't in the "User" section, they shouldn't be user-specific.
Unfortunately another developer cannot see any of the defined libraries. And I've searched the file system with the Unix "find" command looking for files that end in ".library" as the help files says, but there are none found.
First, am I defining these libraries correctly to be used by multiple users?
Second, should there be ".library" files and where should they be?
Thank you.

Yes, John...that is my point that the intent and the expected result was that the libraries created would be made available by JDeveloper (through Tools -> Manage Libraries -> "Libraries" tab) to all users of JDeveloper on our Solaris system. That, however, is not what it is doing. Whether we create libraries directly or "Load Dir...", the libraries that show up each time a user opens JDeveloper are not the same as those a different user opening another instance of JDeveloper sees. I would like to think that JDeveloper 10.1.3.4 was not designed to operate that way, so I'm trying to find out why it is not operating correctly and displaying the same libraries to everyone.

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