Where can I find the jar file for WDProtocolAdapter

I tried to use WDProtocolAdapter.getProtocolAdapter().getRequestObject().getParameter() method in the application. Could anyone told me which jar file should i put into the Java Build Path? Thanks.

Find the jar under WD_runtime

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