Location of JRC Jars

Please help,
I am reading everywhere that with the release of Crystal For Eclipse 2 came a new JRC. Where can I find the JAR files to update my existing web application, I cant find them anywhere. I do not need the Eclipse part, just the JRC updates.
How do I do this?
Regards
Nick Hirst

On the download page for Crystal Reports for Eclipse Version 2, there's a download link for the Runtime - i.e., the jar file and viewer folder only.
Sincerely,
Ted Ueda

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