NoClassDefFoundError after adding third-party jars... need help

Hello SDN! I'm strongly need your help.
I'm developing a WD Java application which contains followed DCs:
AppDC is a Web Dynpro which contains application-depended views, controllers, runnable WD app.
ExporterDC is a Web Dynpro DC with no applications, this is helper DC for export table data into Excel and other formats
MainDC is a Web Dynpro DC with no applications, this is a basis DC. This DC contains some common useful views and controllers which used by AppDC
JavaDC is a Java DC (not J2EE Server Component) which contains my own common helper classes
LibsDC is a External Library DC which contains third-party jars used by apps
J2eeDC is a J2EE Server Component Library DC which is just a wrapper for LibsDC
These DCs has followed  dependencies:
LibsDC is Used DC for J2eeDC (both assemble and compile types) with Build-time dependency
J2eeDC is Used DC for JavaDC (defLib) with Build-time and Run-time dependencies
JavaDC is Used DC for ExporterDC, MainDC and AppDC (both assemble and compile types) with Build-time dependency
ExporterDC is Used DC for MainDC (both assemble and compile types) with Build-time dependency
MainDC is Used DC for AppDC (both assemble and compile types) with Build-time dependency
Build perform without errors. I can deploy build results of J2eeDC, ExporterDC, MainDC and AppDC. But when I call my application I get NoClassDefFoundError at row of ExporterDC where is the first call of class from JavaDC which has reference to classes from third-aprty jars.
Please note that I'm not using third-party jars in WD DCs, these jars used only in JavaDC.
I've read quite many threads and blogs but I can't to find solution.
P.S. I'm working with NW 7.0 SP 14, all DCs are local.
Hell will be apriciated!
Regards, Lev

Hi!
Thank you for reply!
Here are few jars in Entities for assembly PP and compile PP in ExtLibrary DC. In "properties" tab property "type" has value "Archive" for every of jar in Entity.
About blog - this blog about situation when Web Dynpro DC use third-party jar. But in my situation Web DC uses Java DC, there is no references to jars in code of WD DC. Only Java DC references to jars.
regards, Lev

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