Oracle By Example: Sensor Edge Server

This morning I found some information about the Sensor Edger Server (10g AS Version 10.1.2) on the Oracle by Example web site:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/obe/start/as.html
Follow the link for 10.1.2 and you will find an example for the Sensor Edge Server.
Best Regards,
Jim S

Hello,
I tried to compile the example of QBE: EdgeSimulator.java
However, the oracle.edge.* packages are not available.
I already added the jar files in Edge_Home\lib to the project library, but it still failed.
Could anyone tell me how to get these packages?
Thanks for your information!!

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