Using External JAR file within Web Dynpro DC

Hi,
I have created a Web Dynpro DC and I need to use an external JAR file.
I want to use this external JAR file within the same Web Dynpro DC and NOT creating another DC to house the external JAR file as I can see from the blog.
I have included the external JAR file in the "lib" folder of the Web Dynpro DC.
When I tried to perform a DC build, it keeps complaining error....
How should I solve this problem...
Thanks.
mike

Hi Mike,
Go through the below which might help you.
Re: Lookup of RFC Destinations
Re: Import a Java Bean from a different DC
Web Dynpro References
Re: j2ee library with webdynpro
Re: Web Services :HTTP Destination not getting resloved.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/46/3ce3e4df201d63e10000000a11466f/frameset.htm
Thanks n Regards,
Jhansi Miryala

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Message was edited by: Chemmanz

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The error about not being able to find the variable externalJar has nothing
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