Required jars on CLASSPATH?

I looked at the way the examples work, and the run script seems to only
include one jar file on the CLASSPATH (openjms-0.7.7-alpha-3.jar).  But this
jar does not contain some classes that appear to be necessary for the
examples to run.  When I try to write my own very simple example I find that
I cannot even create an initial context because org.exolab.jms.net.URI is
missing.  What is going on with the examples?

It seems as if there is some sneaky discovery going on to find the location
of the openjms libraries, and they are somehow being added to the classpath
after the JVM start up.  How does that work?

More importantly, what is the real list of dependencies for the examples?  I
found an m2 deployment of openjms-client at version 0.7.6 on ibiblio,
thinking that might be a good place to discover dependencies (openjms
appears to be using m2).  But that didn't help because the pom has no
dependencies in it.  Is this something that could easily be provided?  I
would really like to be able to use m2 to build my project, so it would help
a lot if the dependencies were explicit.
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