Weblogic.jar file location in CC&B Media

Hi Guys
Can anyone let me know the weblogic.jar file location in CC&B 2.2 media.
Thanks
Aleem

vinod hadlee wrote:
Hi,
We use weblogic 8.1 for our development purpose... and mostly work on ejb's. Every time a new ear file is created and deployed we need to specify the jar files needed to run that application in server classpath.... is there any alternate way so that v can avoid specifying these jar files in server classpath...One alternative is you could bundle the jars in the EAR itself in APP-INF/lib.
Gerald

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"Don Ferguson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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