I got several utility jars in an ear that are referenced from several ejb-jars. I have tried different combinations of the following: 1. Add the utility jar to the current configuration lib dir (i.e default/lib or standard/lib). | 2. Declare the jar as a java module in the application.xml of the ear. | 3. Adding it to the ejb-jars 'Class-Path' entry in the manifest. | 4. Run using 'run -c standard'. | | The same ear runs fine under JBoss 3.2.1 (as I understood the 'run -c standard' option is ought to be equivalent to it from class loading perspective). | | I'll be thankfull for any clue. | Does anyone know where can I find an example ear ? | | | | |
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