The java package netscape.ldap

hi :-)
can someonne tell me, how to get the java package netscape.ldap for free in the web or somewhere else.
i need to bind it in my java programm.
please help me:-(
best regards
P.S.: you can also mail me the package, if you have the chance
mail: [email protected]

thankx for the help..
but i already visited this site.....and found nothing...

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