[Q] Oracle Spatial Java Class Library: classes missing ?

Hello !
We are using Oracle 9.2.0.4 with Spatial features and we'd like to use the Java Library to get access to the object Geometries. We have downloaded the Spatial Java Library at:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/spatial/index.html
The "sdo_java_040319.zip" file contains "sdoutl.jar", "sdotopo.jar, "sdonm.jar" and "sdoapi.jar". *BUT* "sdoapi.jar" only contains the "oracle.spatial.geometry.JGeometry" class !
Nothing about the "oracle.sdoapi.*",
"oracle.sdoapi.geom", "oracle.sdoapi.adapter", ...
"oracle.sdoapi.sref" !
Where are they ?
Thank you for your replies

The JGeometry class is it.
It's all you need with the new, supported sdoapi.
The javadoc for JGeometry has an example of its usage.

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