SQLJ compiler in oracle for Java

Hi all
I just stated talking to a client who uses SQLJ and he need some of my help to do some maintenance.
So I am setting up my laptop with oracle to have static SQL in java code.
I have setup classpath and path accordingly. My oracle home is c:\appl\ORA9i
Path has
c:\appl\ORA9i\BIN
Classpath has
c:\appl\ORA9i\\jdbc\lib\classes12.zip;
When I type SQLJ it gives me below, (Looks like it is seaching for a tool folder which I don't have) SQLJ.exe is in c:\appl\ORA9i\BIN.
C:\>sqlj
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: sqlj/tools/Sqlj
C:\>
Can someone please guide me how to get my SQLJ pre-compiler running to get my Java work done?

Could anybody please answer this!!

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