How do you compile a lifecycle module

I want to develop a Lifecycle module for Sun Java System Application Server 8, Platform Edition.
I have read through http://docs.sun.com/source/817-6087/dglfcycl.html#wp16956 .
The bit of info that is missing from this document is the name of the jar that holds the Lifecycle* classes l(like LifecycleListener).
This makes it a bit difficult to compile my lifecycle module.

Where did you find that information?
Is it in a document that I missed?
thanks,
vbk

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