Weblogic classpath setting

How to set the classpath for the helper class files in weblogic.
There is option where I can set the classpath of the servlets , but to set the classpath of other class files(helper) , where should I set the classpath in weblogic.properties files
Also by default where should I keep my class files

Hi,
start weblogic with a script file. There is a sample script file located in the weblogic directory called startWebLogic.cmd (weblogic 5.1). Adjust this file with your (classpath) settings.
The classpath is not set in the properties file. In the properties file you add your ejb-jar files that are being deployed.
Bye

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Ami wrote:
Hi Rob,
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Hello techies,
I had installed jdk-1_5_0-rc-windows-i586 in my system.
I am having windows2000servicepack4.
I had also installed mysql. I had also installed mysql-connector-java-3.1.8a.zip . I had extracted this zip file.
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path
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