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> From: David Gibbs > > Your classpath needs to include the actual JAR that the JT400 classes > live in. Including the JT400.JAR in the application JAR does not work > (as far as I know). David is correct. There is no such thing as a "nested" JAR file, and the classpath must specifically point to the JAR file, not the directory the JAR file is in. Think of a JAR file as just another directory that needs to be included in the classpath. Joe
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