Load plsql.jar file in Oracle 9i R2(9.2.0.1)

I am trying to use plsql query to send mail from Oracle. Before writing a procedure i came to know that plsql.jar should be executed with sys login.
But i am not finding plsql.jar in my server. I am using Oracle 9i (9.2.0.1). Can I download plsql.jar.
is there any other method
can any one help in this regard.
Prasanta

Hi
Can you please try those steps?
1. Initialize the Oracle JVM.
2. Load plsql.jar into the Oracle JVM.
Use the following command to load plsql.jar:
$> loadjava -resolve -user system/manager@sid
$ORACLE_HOME\plsql\jlib\plsql.jar
please let us know if this helps you
Thank

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