Installing xml parser jar files in oracle 8i

hi list
please i need help on how to install xml parser jar files manually into the database
we have 8i running on windowsNT box
i have checked my database these classes are not there .
thanks

You'll need to use the LOADJAVA program. Check out the Oracle XML Portal website. It has information on how to do this.
www.webspedite.com/oracle

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