How to import CIO Configurator Extension jar file?

Hello:
while I am studying the CIO Configurator Extension, I can not find to import the
oracle.apps.cz.cio.*; jar file to JDeveloper
I import czclient.jar and czdb.jar files but did not find CIO jar file
Does any one has idea where to get the cio jar file.
Please help
Sam

Can you please send me the cio jar you have managed
to create. It would be of great help.Sushil, in general this is not viewed as a good practice.
The CIO jar file used to be shipped by Configurator development, but this ceased many releases ago. Nowadays, if you use a jar file, you run the risk of it becoming obsolete when you apply a Configurator patch.
Each configurator patch has the potential to change zero to many of our java classes. Our fixes may be either in the CIO, or in other portions of the product. Using a jar file from another customer has two obvious problems: (1) It will only be of use if you both are on the same Configurator release; and (2) it will only be of use until you apply a patch.
Once a patch is applied you cannot rely on the results you get from that jar file, because it is possible that one or more CIO classes have changed. This increases the risk of slowing down both your development and debugging process by forcing you to track down problems where behavior differs between runtime (which uses the latest class files) and your development environment (which is using an obsolete jar file).
The best practice we can suggest is to have your JDevelopment system refer to a custom library you create that points to the actual $CZ_TOP on the instance. In effect, you no longer need the CIO jar file, because you are referring to the files on the instance. This eliminates the risks I pointed out above, because you always point to the same data being used at runtime.
If this is not feasible, then you (or an administrator with access) will need to build the jar file on that instance. You'll need to repeat this each time the system is patched for Configurator, for the reasons above. I would recommend not building a jar file of the CIO, but instead of the entire CZ stack. Configurator has a lot of dependencies, so doing this eliminates all of the intra-product dependencies. You may still find inter-product dependencies to other Apps classes depending upon what you're doing in your extensions, so having access to the $APPL_TOP is handy while setting this up.

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