Api.jar file

I recently downloaded weblogic/oracle 10.3.1 server, installed it and went to create an application. However, the
api.jar file was only 5xx bytes in size. When I did a tvf on it, all that was in it was the Manifest.MF. What happened
to all the classes that are supposed to be in there?
John

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