Cannot find Java Component

Hi all,
I'm installing SolMan 7 and the installer asks for the Label: SAP:UT_SOLMAN40SR4:NW04SSR3
I dowloaded the SAP Solution M. 7.0 SR4 Java Comp. from:
Installations and Upgrades" SAP Technology Components" SAP SOLUTION MANAGER" SAP SOLUTION MANAGER 7.0
but it does not work, the label is wrong and I cannot find the correct label anywhere.
Please help.
Thanks.

Hm... Interesting that you have to extract the rar files on windows when they are for linux...
I had the same problem some time ago, didn´t know you were on Linux so it was just a quick guess
You could also use "unrar e -ep ". This would also extract the directories, too bad this is not a default option.
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