SAP Jar finder for NW 7.3

Hello,
I have two classes from SAP Portal (for import) and I need libraries with these classes for NW 7.3.
With sapjarfinder.com I can find only SAP libraries for NW 7.0.
Can you please tell me how I can find the names and directories (/usr/sap...) of such libraries?
(the names of the library files in NW 7.0 and NW 7.3 are different.)
Best Regards
Vladislav

Hi Vladislav,
A very simple approach is to use WinRAR and search through the servers directory (WinRAR is searching within zipped content, too, and very fast).
A better developer approach is to use ClassLocator (SourgeForge) in the latest version within NWDS 7.3 and to index the content of the AppSever; there is a slight problem that the latest version of CL does not always index all stuff, but in general it is very useful. You'll find different stuff about how to use ClassLocator here on SDN, too (one of the CL developers is an SAP guy, so there is some reason why this tool is so valuable).
Hope it helps
Detlev

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