Where to put jar file containing non ejb beans

          Hi everyone,
          i would appreciate a lot if someone could tell me where i could place my jar file
          which contains non ejb beans
          thanks

          Hi,
          I´n not sure what you mean. But if you mean a JAR containing utility classes for
          your EJBs or Servlets you should put it for EJBs into the META-INF/lib directory
          of your EJB JAR or for Servlets/Webapps into the WEB-INF/lib directory.
          So the JAR file will be automatically loaded from the right classloader and can
          be used.
          Christian Plenagl
          Developer Relations Engineer
          BEA Support
          "Mirza Khodabaccus" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >
          >Hi everyone,
          >
          >i would appreciate a lot if someone could tell me where i could place
          >my jar file
          >which contains non ejb beans
          >
          >thanks

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