There are 2 ways to solve this problem, depending on your setup.
1.) If you're using ant installed on your machine, example on c:\apache-ant. Just place the jsch.jar in it's lib folder.
2.) In case you are using eclipse's ant plugin.
a.) Open eclipse
b.) Click Window->Preference
c.) In type filter textbox type "ant"
d.) Click Runtime
e.) Expand "Global Entries"
f.) Add external jar, and locate jsch.jar in your system
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1.) If you're using ant installed on your machine, example on c:\apache-ant. Just place the jsch.jar in it's lib folder.
2.) In case you are using eclipse's ant plugin.
a.) Open eclipse
b.) Click Window->Preference
c.) In type filter textbox type "ant"
d.) Click Runtime
e.) Expand "Global Entries"
f.) Add external jar, and locate jsch.jar in your system
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