Sample java files Java Spatial Library

The documentation for the 'Java Spatial Library' mentions and describes example java code. Does anybody know where to find them (another thread contained a reference to the download location, but the sample java files where not included there).
Kind regards, Frank Tuijnman

Try this URL http://technet.oracle.com/products/spatial/

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oracle/apps/qot/util/QuoteRenderer.java:664: cannot find symbol
symbol : class PageContext
location: class oracle.apps.qot.util.QuoteRenderer
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oracle/apps/qot/util/QuoteRenderer.java:775: cannot find symbol
symbol : class PageContext
location: class oracle.apps.qot.util.QuoteRenderer
public static void loadQuoteLines(HttpServletRequest httpservletrequest, HttpServletResponse httpservletresponse, PageContext pagecontext, String s)
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oracle/apps/qot/util/QuoteRenderer.java:838: cannot find symbol
symbol : class PageContext
location: class oracle.apps.qot.util.QuoteRenderer
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symbol : class PageContext
location: class oracle.apps.qot.util.QuoteRenderer
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oracle/apps/qot/util/QuoteRenderer.java:975: cannot find symbol
symbol : class PageContext
location: class oracle.apps.qot.util.QuoteRenderer
public static void renderQuoteLines(HttpServletRequest httpservletrequest, HttpServletResponse httpservletresponse, PageContext pagecontext, String s, String s1)
^
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symbol : class PageContext
location: class oracle.apps.qot.util.QuoteRenderer
public static void renderQuoteLineSmry(HttpServletRequest httpservletrequest, HttpServletResponse httpservletresponse, PageContext pagecontext, String s)
^
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symbol : class JspWriter
location: class oracle.apps.qot.util.QuoteRenderer
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oracle/apps/qot/util/QuoteRenderer.java:1659: cannot find symbol
symbol : class JspWriter
location: class oracle.apps.qot.util.QuoteRenderer
JspWriter jspwriter = pagecontext.getOut();
^
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