OK the solution you mentioned worked, but I have another question...

Is it possible to use the MANIFEST file of the EJB JAR file to specify the classpath 
to the required utility JARs, but yet retain the isolated classloader behaviour that 
happens when you use application.xml?  When I've done this (using JBOSS 3.2.3; JDK 
1.4.1), the files specified in the MANIFEST file's Class-Path entry all seem to get 
loaded into the container's common classloader - which is not the behaviour I'm 
looking for.

I'm fairly content to use the application.xml approach (specifying each utility JAR in 
there), but it means whenever I add a new utility JAR to my application, I need to add 
to application.xml AND my Build.properties file (Ant).  Using the MANIFEST approach, 
this can be specified in the build script and keeps things a bit more maintainable.

So does anyone know if what I'm trying to do is possible perhaps under a newer JBoss?

Thanks,

Lindsay

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