You will have to copy the names of all the jars in the folder.
Then you would open a command prompt and say
Set classpath=%CLASSPATH%;C:\opt\bea\logs\wloracle.jar;C:\opt\bea\logs\wlspy.jar;C:\opt\bea\logs\wlsqlserver.jar;C:\opt\bea\logs\wlsybase.jar;C:\opt\bea\logs\wlutil.jar;
C:\opt\bea\logs\wsclient81.jar;C:\opt\bea\logs\wsse.jar;C:\opt\bea\logs\xmlstream.jar;C:\opt\bea\logs\xmlx.jar;.;
What is you have 75 jars in a folder that oyu need to set in the classpath?
Well, here's the solution.
Simply unzip / extract this ZIP (com.zip) to any folder say "/opt/myfolder/" or "C:/test/"
open a command prompt and set the environment.
move the directory where you have extrated the zip.
Then say
java com.Classpath C:\opt\bea\logs\
Here "C:\opt\bea\logs\" is the path of the folder that contains all the jar files you need to set in the classpath.
A new command window will open with the current classpath appended with all the jars you wanted in the classpath.

Hozzat ? :D
You know, this is pretty pointless. Starting with JDK 1.6, Java has classpath wildcards, so you can just put (for example) lib/* on the classpath.
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