Hi
check out the J2EE spec.............i am referring to j2ee-1_4 proposed final draft 
section 8.2
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The following example illustrates a simple use of the bundled optional
package mechanism to reference a library of utility classes that are shared
between enterprise beans in two separate ejb-jar files.
app1.ear:
META-INF/application.xml
ejb1.jar Class-Path: util.jar
ejb2.jar Class-Path: util.jar
util.jar
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looks like u need to specify them separately each time!!!!
hope this helps

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S Srihari





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hi,

I am having some common files in jar file(say common.jar) used by ejb and
web module.

If I try to set the classpath attribute in ear file manifest as

1. Class-Path:  common.jar

This doesnt work (doesnt pick the classes).

How ever if I individually   put the entry 1 in manifest files of ejb
modules and  webmodules, then it doesnt give the error.

But I want to use the first method .  Is there anything wrong.

I am using WAS 4.0.1 for multiplatform.

Regds
Ashwani

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