OIM11g - Event handlers - picking up external libraries

Hi all,
I seem to be running into an issue with event handlers. I have to refer to some other custom libraries within them and they don't seem to be accessible by the event handlers.
I've put the libraries in JavaTasks and ThirdParty but I'm still getting NoClassDef found and in the worst case the Orcherstration engine seems to break preventing me from even logging into OIM and meaning I have to remove the event handler metadata manually.
Does anyone know how the event handler classpath works and where I can put libs such that event handlers can use them?
Thanks.
Wayne.

From the WebLogic Administrator screen, you can go to the servers for your OIM Server, or SOA Server, whichever will be accessing the jar. Under the server start tab, add in the path in the classpath section for your jar file. User forward slashes. Now when your server starts, it will load those jar files and they should be accessible.
-Kevin

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Edited by: Van Hai Ho on Dec 18, 2007 3:31 PM

Hi Pascal,
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