Cannot access class javax.jms.TextMessage;

Hi,
I am trying to run standard page from JDev and i am getting below error from EOImpl.java.
" cannot access class javax.jms.TextMessage; file javax\jms\TextMessage.class not found "
I tried to import javax/jms dir to my local machine but i could not find jms directory under javax in OS. Can you guys pls help me to resolve this.
Thanks,

Hi Scott,
Not sure wht you wanted me to try...
I have something like this in the code which is causing that error..
BusinessEvent businessevent = new BusinessEvent(s1, s2);
businessevent.setData("Opportunity " + s2 + "updated");
ArrayList arraylist = new ArrayList(1);
arraylist.add(oadbtransaction);
businessevent.setObject(arraylist);
businessevent.setStringProperty("pLeadId", getLeadId().toString());
java.sql.Connection connection1 = oadbtransaction.getJdbcConnection();
businessevent.raise(connection1);
Its asking me to import jms..but ii could not find those files in Unix..is there anyway to import these files OR any other solution to fix this error?
Please help..

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