I need the Java IDoc Class Library

Hi,
I'm desperately looking for the Java IDoc Class Library. What for? I'm doing a project for university and I have a test version running on my own computer (Mini WAS 6.20 with the FlightBooking example installed). The SAP Service Marketplace is for registered customers only. Since I only have a test environment (mentioned above) I can't register there and download it.
Could anyone please send me this library by mail, to [email protected] Since I don't know how big this package is: my mail provider has a 15MB/per single mail limit. If biiger, please split.
Yes, I'm asking for much. But I'm pretty desperate and I have to get going, since I'm running out of time.
If there are other ways to get this library, please tell.
Thanks
Jonny

Hi Johannes
The SAP Java IDoc Class Library consists of two parts, the SAP Java Base IDoc Class Library and the SAP Java Connector IDoc Class Library. The SAP Java Base IDoc Class Library provides an API which helps navigating, reading, filling, and modifying IDocs. This base package is middleware independent. Creating, sending, and receiving IDocs is middleware dependent. To make use of the SAP Java Base IDoc Class Library you will need an additional middleware dependent add-on package implementing the defined interfaces like the SAP Java Connector IDoc Class Library.
The SAP JCo can be downloaded from the
https://websmp101.sap-ag.de/~form/sapnet?_SHORTKEY=01100035870000463649
of SAP JCo. The SAP JCo package includes the software as well as documentation, tutorial, and examples. The SAP Java IDoc Class Library can be downloaded from the same URL, and then follow the link to SAP Java IDoc Class Library. The SAP Java IDoc Class Library packages include the software as well as documentation.

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