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    Is there a directory where I can copy my third party jar files, on which my ejb module is dependent, so that they will get copied to the ejbapp.jar module.

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    Bhawana- System Setup ——————————-
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    #202613

    Scott Anderson
    Participant

    If deploying as an EAR, you can place them at the top level in the EAR project. If deploying only an EJB jar you should be able to place them at the top level of your source folder. In either case, you’ll still need to manually modify your META-INF files Class-Path entry to reference them properly.

    #202614

    support-michael
    Keymaster

    Since dependent jars for an EJB project can only be deployed in an EAR try adding them to the enclosing Enterprise project. Then during deployment they will be packaged in the EAR along with the ejb jar file.

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