Missing Orion.jar file when running bc4j-ojsp.zip installation

Hi
I've run into a problem with installing the BC4J runtime kit
once it's unpact and I try to run the bat file it's complaing
that it cannot find the orion.jar file, when i search the c
drive there is no orion.jar file either
anyone got any ideas and or the orion.jar file and some
instructions about where it needs to go ?
regards
Malcolm

The orion.jar file is placed in the ?\j2ee\home directory. If it
is not there reinstall and/or re-download the oc4j.zip file and
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