Run class in jar file using command prompt

Hi,
I have created a jar file OSTBTLDataTransfer.jar using eclipse and tried to run a class Person in the package com.aqa.details using the command prompt like this
java -classpath com.aqa.details.Person
but this complained about a jar file dependency and i have set it to the classpath like this:
set CLASSPATH=C:\jarup\abc\ibatis-2.3.4.726.jar
but it couldn't find the dependency when i tried to run again.
please let me know your suggestions
Thanks,
KC

java -classpath OSTBTLDataTransfer.jar com.aqa.details.Person
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