Where to store shared libraries?

Hi,
We are using 9iAS rel 2, 9.0.3, We are deploying applications through EM. Where can I store the shared libraries (.jar files) so that they are shared by all the deployed applications?
On rel 1, we used to store them under j2ee/hom/lib.
Can someone please shed some light on it?
Thanks,
Kavitha

I think the location remains the same as release 1.
Hope its right ?????
The other thing what you can do is configure the application.xml file in the home/config directory and add a new library tag with the location corresponding to where u r placing ur jar files.
regards,
Sachin

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