ValidateData.js file location in version 11.1.2

Does anybody know where the physical location is for the ValidateData.js file in version 11.1.2?
The hp_admin.pdf refers to the /default web application directory/Planning/web/WEB-INF. However, I have not been able to locate the directory. I am using WebLogic App server.
Thanks,
Al Gutierrez

Weblogic deploys the planning web application components when you start up the app server, tmp directories are what they say temporary.
If you go to :- Oracle\Middleware\EPMSystem11R1\products\Planning\AppServer\InstallableApps\Common
You will see HyperionPlanning.ear
If you open this with a compression utility such as 7zip, winrar etc you will see it has HyperionPlanning.war
Once again this file can be open with a utility.
Within there is a custom directory and the ValidateData.js
You will need to update the file and restart the planning app for it to deploy.
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