Download of XSQL Servlet

I have been trying to download the XSQL Servlets for oracle 9i by going to the site as follows:
http://technet.oracle.com/tech/xml
I cannot find the file like "xsqlservlet.zip" to download. All I can find is the XDK distribution. After I download the XDK, it does not have the xsql\lib\ directory to configure for the servlets engine.
Can someone point me on how to download the XSQL Servlets on technet ?

Steve,
Thanks for the reply.
I followed your lead.
Could you please clarify this for me.
I installed XDK for Java v. 9.0.1.1.0A (Linux, Oracle 8.1.7
server, jdk 1.1.8).
Loaded xmlparserv2.jar
Loaded xmlplsql.jar
Loaded oraclexsql.jar
Loaded xsu111.jar (loaded with errors like
oracleXMLSave, oracleXMLStatisSave, oracleXMLQuery could not be
resolved).
Executed xmlload.sql, dbmsxsu.sql, xdkplsql.sql.
Now trying to execute script xsutest.sql from .../xdk/admin
gives me the error 'ORA-29541: class
SCOTT.oracle/xml/sql/query/OracleXMLStaticQuery could not be
resolved...'
Is it possible to say what I missed?
Thank you
Anatoliy

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I have been trying to download the XSQL Servlets for oracle 9i by going to the site as follows:
http://technet.oracle.com/tech/xml
I cannot find the file like "xsqlservlet.zip" to download. All I can find is the XDK distribution. After I download the XDK, it does not have the xsql\lib\ directory to configure for the servlets engine.
Can someone point me on how to download the XSQL Servlets on technet ?
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