Location for appserv-deployment-client.jar

Hi All,
I need small help from this forum. I was search two .jar files using Google. I didn't find this file location. If anybody have this following jar files or this two files location on web. Please send the .jar files to my personal id. [email protected] or share this web location, I'll download ...
1) appserv-deployment-client.jar
2) appserv-launch.jar
Thank You,
Pattanaik

I think I have found the solution:
Yes, POSSIBLE. Lets say we want to have "prog.jar" and "prog_lib.jar"
To do that:
1. First deploy "prog.jar" by excluding all libraries.
2. Then, deploy "prog_lib.jar" by excluding all classes but including libraries only.
Add the "prog_lib.jar" file into your classpath.
It should work.
Any other comments?

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