When -jar (or -cp or -classpath ) argument is been used, then the %CLASSPATH% will be ignored . Instead, the Class-Path entry in JAR's META-INF/MANIFEST. MF file will be used.
You'd like to put the JAR-relative path to the other JAR in there. E.g.
First off I would not bother with this stuff myself anymore(I used too) and let my IDE(Netbeans/Eclipse) figure this stuff for you out. BTW I already hope you are using an IDE because it makes programming in Java that much more fun.
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