A developer informs an administrator that a servlet in one of the Web modules of a new enterprise
application needs to load its own version of some common Java classes provided by WebSphere
Application Server. In order to ensure that this version of classes are only visible to the Web
module, the administrator should:

A.
place the jar files containing the classes in the lib/ext subdirectory of the application server
install directoryand select Classes loaded with parent class loader first on the settings page for the
Web modules classloader.

B.
instruct the developer to place the jar files containing the classes in the Web modules WEBINF/libdirectory and select Classes loaded with local class loader first on the settings page for the
Web modulesclass loader.

C.
instruct the developer to place the jar files containing the classes in the enterprise applications
EAR file andselect Classes loaded with parent class loader first on the settings page for the
enterprise applicationsclass loader.

D.
place the jar files containing the classes in a directory on the application servers file system and
create ashared library with these jar files in its classpath.