How to obtain oracle lite polite jdbc driver

Hi
I have an old project which I need to compile. However this project imports oracle.lite.poljdbc.OracleCallableStatement and
oracle.lite.poljdbc.OracleResultSet.
Where can I obtain a zip/jar/exe that contains these classes? Or if they are obsolete, which classes can I use as replacement?
Thanks in advance!
Alex

Hi
It should be in a JAR file under $ORACLE_HOME/Mobile/classes or $ORACLE_HOME/Mobile/sdk.
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