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When doing Java development in Domino Designer you will often have code dependencies outside the Notes/Domino and Java core API such as a third-party framework. If new to Java development in Notes/Domino it can be a little tricky to find out where to put the classes you depend on and to understand the difference between the choice of locations offered to you as a programmer.
Lets remedy that.