Where is the JavaFX runtime jar file in jdk7u4

So I find jdk 7u4 release notes:
The JavaFX SDK is installed with Java SE 7 update 4 for both the Windows and Mac OS X platforms. The JavaFX Runtime is installed with the JRE for the Windows platform.But I can't find the javafx runtime jar file, jfrt.jar? anybody can tell me where javafx runtime jar file locate.

It's a co-install. If you don't find the Oracle directory in Program Files or Program Files (x86), then you might have opted out of the JavaFX side of the install.
I had done this and had to uninstall Java7, then reinstall and opt-in the co-install.
Another thing which can trip you up is if you have installed a later version of JavaFX (2.2 beta). In that case, you may need to uninstall both java and javafx and then complete the co-install.
I'm really looking forward to the day when JavaFX is ubiquitous and part of Java proper, but for now, there is a little bit of pain.
- Pat

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