Setting path for third party class files

I am using some third party classfiles in my JSPs for JDBC. When I use these files, in normal Java Programs everything is working fine ( I am setting the path by using the CLASSPATH environment variable).
I did not understandt how to set classpath for these files (com.informix.jdbc.*) for use in iplanet 6.0.
I have tried to keep this "com" folder in /usr/java/j2sdk1.4.3_01/lib folder, but, it is not still working. I tried to change the start-jvm file, but, I am still having problems.
Can someone help me !!!
--Murthy.

Hi,
I changed the jvm12.conf file, but, it did not work. I changed the JDK Runtime Classpath in the Global Settings tab of the Administration Server and restarted both the webserver and the administration server and it worked.
Thanks for your response.
--Murthy.

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===================================
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