If you deploy the .jar file in the lib directory and still don't have luck, then I bet
either the .jar is corrupted (which can happen if it's been in CVS or FTPd),
permissions issue, or you're not running the default deployment.
Try to run a test program using the .jar file in the lib directory. Also, when you
are assembling the .jar file with the EJB, use this sort of ANT jar command:
the .jar would contain lib/comm.jar, for example...
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