ODI - Multi development environment how to share the JAR files

Hi,
For some of our functionality, existing KM not sufficient so we created with our own KM and we have called some jave code which we created and place inside lib directory of ODI as a JAR file. there are four people in the development work. so we have four development environment(all are complete installation, i.e while installing we choosing Complete Option).
One of our developer created the our own KM and he placed the jar file in his own Dev environment's lib Directory. Since four Dev environment shares the some work rep we could see the new KM and all the ODI object in all the dev env. but if we run the the ODI interface which use the new KM from other Dev environment where we dint place the jar we are getting Error.
if we keep the jar file in all the other three Dev environment's LIB directory then respective interface working.
here my doubt, is there any other way to share the JAR file to all the Environment without copying into everywhere?
Thanks
Knidhi

Thanks you verymuch Cezar and Ratish, now almost i got the answer for my question.
i installed ODI Server into separate machine. it has folder structure as follows
Directory: D:/ODIServer/oracledi/ has the following subfolder
1.bin 2.drivers 3.lib 4.tools.
here i need to keep my Jar files under the lib folder. am i right?
and bin directory contains only Agent related batch files. (agent.bat, agentscheduler.bat,agentservice.bat,agentstop.bat,agentstart.bat,agentweb.bat and jython.bat and respective .sh files)
here dont know how to precede the following things
1. how to configure the Master and Work Repository information with ODI Server?(MR and WR i already created with the help of one the ODI Client)
2. how to configure the Client machine to Server?
3. Since ODI Server not having the Topology, how to create the Agent? do i need to use any one of the ODI Client for this task?
--Thanks
Knidhi

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