Where to put common classes and jar files

hi,
i want to put some classes and jar files in a common folder so that it can be accessed by other applications is there any way doing that.In tomcat server they have common and shared directories once any classes are into that folder they are being accessed easily ,but i am having problems with sun one .
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Ameem Sami

Did you find a solution for this? I'm having the same problem.
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