Web server cannot access .jar file?

Hi all,
I'm using NetBeans 4.1 IDE with the bundled Tomcat 5.5.7 on Windows XP sp2.
I have a .jar file which I must make available for the web server (not only for my web app). So I did the following:
Added a CLASSPATH variable to the user environment (pointing to my .jar file),
Shutdown Tomcat,
Restarted the IDE (because it is responsible for launching Tomcat, so Tomcat inherits its environment vairables from the IDE),
and finally ran my web-app.
The result: the web app could not find classes from the .jar file.
However, if I copy the .jar to the server's common/lib directory, everything's ok!
Why? I'm sure I don't have to put .jars in common/lib in order to make them visible by the server! I've read that adding them to the CLASSPATH is just as good solution... what is going on?

Tomcat has its own ideas about classpath. In particular it ignores the system classpath, so that each web application can have its own seperate one.
Jar files should normally live in the /WEB-INF/lib directory of your application.
If you want to share them across multiple apps, use the /shared/lib directory.
/common/lib should not normally be used except for database drivers when using tomcats JNDI datasources.
Cheers,
evnafets

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