Tools.jar: how to use it?

in my app, I use some classes of tools.jar
but I can not find the jar file in JRE directory, which is only in JDK directory.
if I distribute my app to customers, they can not use it, because they possiblly only installed JRE rather than JDK.
so how to use tools.jar?

Isn't tools.jar the JDK tools, e.g., javac, javap, etc.?
What are you doing that requires those tools, such that your customer needs it?
Secondly are you sure that Sun's license allows you to distribute the stuff in tools.jar?
It seems like the only solutions would be to refactor your code to no longer use tools.jar, or tell your customers that they have to install the JDK themselves (I've seen other products do that), or to possibly get a special license from Sun.

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