Where should a ".jar" file be placed?

Hey.
I know there's a jar (java archives) forum, but things are kinda slow over there...
I'm trying to run a simple JDBC application using Cloudscape (I've downloaded cloudscape.jar for that) and jdk1.3.1, on LINUX.
The new .jar file isn't recognized and I keep getting a runtime ClassNotFoundException.
I've changed several system-files (such as the root's .tcshrc and my own .bashrc), and copied the file almost everywhere, but just can't get it right :-(
Where should the cloudscape.jar file go, and what are the exact changes needed in order to force (no more mister nice-guy) the system to acknowledge it?
Thanx,
Mike.

just make sure your CLASSPATH includes cloudscape.jar. Not just the path, but also the jar filename.
There is also a jre/lib/ext path in your java installation where you can dump your jar file so it will automatically be seen when you run your program.

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