Javax.resource package

Hi!
I can't import javax.resource package. I have J2EE 1.4 SDK. Where can I download this package?
Jani

I think the install is ok.
j2ee.jar is in the C:\Sun\AppServer\lib directory. This directory is in the PATH environment variable.
U have this package???
Jani

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