Using Java extensions with EJBs

I'm having difficulty getting something working, and would
appreciate some help.
I have an EJB packaged into a JAR with its deployment descriptors.
This EJB uses classes that are held in a 3rd party JAR file
and I've added that JAR file to the EJB JAR's manifest Class-Path
to make it a download extension. Both the EJB JAR and the
3rd party JAR are in the same directory.
When I try to deploy the EJB into a WLS7 instance, I see a
NoClassDefFoundError for a class that exists in the extension
JAR. Any ideas as to what I may be doing wrong?
Regards
Brian

Hi Brian,
add all the required JAR files (your ejb-jar and utility jar) into an EAR.
The ejb-jar must reference, by its Manifest Classpath entry, the utility jar.
(ear Manifest can be a default one, that is : without ClassPath entry)
Regards
Mark
"Brian Remmington" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
"Mark Cordobal" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello,
extensions for j2ee modules work if you package them in an ear file.
Thanks for the swift reply Mark. Can I just clarify - does this
mean that I'll need to add all the required JAR files into an EAR,
or just that the manifest for the EAR needs to reference the
required JARs?

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