How to load jar file in oracle 9i???

Hi Friends,
Can you help me, how to load jar file oracle 9i? I have to tried to load in 10g using loadjava command but it's not working in oracle 9i because the loadjava batch file itself is not there in oralce 9i.
Is there any other way then pls let me know.
- Hiren Modi

Hi,
I have oracle version : Release 2 (9.2.0.1.0) for Windows. I have tried to execute the loadjava command from SQL prompt but its giving as below.
H:\>loadjava
The system cannot find the path specified.
Do you know why its giving error like this. I have checked in dir : C:\oracle\ora92\bin but loadjava executable file is not there in it.
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