Compiling in java 1.1.8 with the org.w3c pakage

I�m developing a software that uses de org.w3c package, using NetBeans with the 1.4.2 jsdk. I need to compile the same software using de 1.1.8 jsdk, but the package doesn�t exist in this version.
How do I install the org.w3c package in the 1.1.8 and where do I get it ?
please help me, I kinda lost here !

Of course
org.w3c is a native package
what you should do is putting the jar of w3c in you classpath or
set the classpath point to the directory containing w3c jar file or
put it in your project directory
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