Getting intermedia classes in jsp file

Hi,
I am using oracle intermedia classes in jsp file.I am importing the package 'oracle.ord.im' , and when running it is telling that the package is not available.
I installed intermedia with oracle 10g, and i am using tomcat server,i don't know why it is saying that package is not availabe.
can any one tell me how to access that package in a jsp file

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