Web server of sdk j2ee 1.4

Hello,
I hav installd the J2EE sdk 1.4 (100 mb). I am trying to make an application with enterprise javabeans, I get an error. There is also an solution given. The solution is: copy the tools.jar to the common/lib dir of tomcat server. The problem is that cannot find this directory. I cannot find the tomcat server. Does anyone know where the web server of de J2EE sdk 1.4 is installed ?
Thanks,
Jurgen

The Web container is part of the Sun Java System Application Server which is a component of the J2EE 1.4 SDK. You do not have to copy anything to use the Web container. What error are you getting that makes you think you need to do this?

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