Package netscape.javascript.*

Hi experts out there,
I have a code that has import statement:
import netscape.javascript.*
Any idea from where can I down this package from?
Any quick help will be higly appreciated. My posting this on "Java Programming" forum received no response.
Thanks,
Ramesh

STFW. 30 seconds of Google searching came up with this link to the documentation for the package:
http://www.netscape.com/eng/mozilla/3.0/handbook/javascript/packages.htm
Nobody should be surprised that it comes from Netscape. Look around there.

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