Tzupdater.jar for jdk1.3.1_10

Hi,
I am having jdk1.3.1_10, i wanna to update the newtimezones effective from March 11 2007 Mean upgrading the jres, please let know the
tzupdater version for the jdk1.3.1_10
I am looking for the tzupdater.jar for jdk1.3.1_10 location, if any know please let me know, i tried one url provided by sun but it is not showing the proper link
Thanks
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You need a support contract to get the 1.3.1 timezone updater tool.
http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/Intl/USDST/
(1.3.1 is now EOL'ed)
Alternatively, consider upgrading to 1.3.1_19 or 1.3.1_20 which
contain the new US DST Rules.
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/download.html

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