JFS Reference Implementation

Howdy,
anybody how can help me with the links to JFS & JSTL downloads ???
i tried and just found the WSDP 1.2 which contains them, but it's too large archive :(
i need just JSF and JSTL archives.

As far as I know the only way to get the JSF RI is to download the JWSDP.
Good luck :-)
-bd-

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