What happened to javac.exe ?

I have not used Java for long time, I downloaded the latest J2SE v1.4.1 today, but I couldn't find javac.exe under bin folder, anybody can tell me what happened to javac.exe now ?

Sun stopped including it due to a lawsuit by M$...
No, seriously, it's there.
Did you check in the \j2sdk1.4.1\bin directory? If it's not there,
it appears you didn't download the correct thing. Download from the column headed "SDK", not "JRE"

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