JAR Compressor Utility (jar.exe) Location

I am trying to jar some documentation and I cant find the path for the JAR Compressor Utility (jar.exe). I have downloaded JaveHelp and its not located there. Its also reffered to as JAR Archiver (jar.exe).

If you have only the Java Runtime (look for "JRE") you will not have jar.exe. That is part of the JDK download package, available here:
http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/
The documentation package has usage information.

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You can use the java.util.jar.JarFile class to open, read or create Jar files.
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I guess it would be under
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Actually you don't need Jar.exe to run jars.yes, you are right! actually, I need another dll file in the system path to execute the application. how can I add this dll file to the path when running the application using executable jar.
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