Re: WDSC build paths?

Ron
Glad you got it working.  Sorry for the multiple posts.  We were having 
trouble with our mail server and it didn't look like it was posting.

Cheri

"Ron Power" <RPower@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in 
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Got it.  Thanks a bunch... it was on my build path and worked fine on my
machine, but when I'd export it... well... it wouldn't go with it.  Now it
does.  Many thanks.

Ron Power
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Ron

If you have a jar file that you want to include in your J2EE application
(EAR file). You want to import the file into your project in the [your
project name]/WebContent/WEB-INF/lib directory of your project.

Depending on what perspective you are in you may have to switch to the
navigator view within the perspective to see this directory and import it.

Especially if you have a HATS or WebFacing project you will need to switch

to the navigator tab to see the directory an import your jar into that lib

directory. Any jars placed in there are automatically in the build and run

path of a J2EE application and get packaged up into the WAR or EAR.

Cheri