How To Include Third Party Or Custom JAR files In BSSV
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The other day our developer, Jeff, was working on an issue and decided that it would be great if he could use a third party JAR file in a Business Services Service (BSSV) to run some CL programs on a legacy JDE World system. I had no idea how to set that up but told him I would look into it.
The first thing we had to do is get the JARs into JDeveloper so he could develop the
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