Help finding JAR files containing a specific class

I Need to find the JAR file containing the java class/type com.sap.engine.frame.ServiceException
<i><b>Frank</b></i>

Hi Frank,
The easiest solution will be searching for class names in Windows search like: Search for files *.jar and contains text xyz.class.
If you find a particular jar then open it using WinZip and you can locate the class file.
Regards,
Ananth

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