Where to put 3rd party zip file

Hi,
I am testing wls8.1 and got all the third party library under APP-INF/lib including
one zip file. but when I start the server, it says can't load the class which
is in zip file. Where can I put the zip file?
Thanks

you mean I have to unzip it? why it won't read zip file which normally ok for classloader.
Can i find any documentation on this issue?
Thanks
"Deepak Vohra" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Copy the zip file containing Java utility classes to the APP-INF/classes/
directory.
"Jen " <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I am testing wls8.1 and got all the third party library under APP-INF/lib
including
one zip file. but when I start the server, it says can't load the class
which
is in zip file. Where can I put the zip file?
Thanks

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