What jar file contains oracle.ifs.beans and oracle.ifs.clients classes?

I am trying to build some code which needs oracle.ifs.beans and oracle.ifs.clients packages and classes. I have downloaded the following:
OracleAdministrativeClientUtility
OracleApplicationServer
OracleContentManagementSDK
OracleIIOPClientLibrary
OracleJDeveloper
OracleRMIClientSideLibrary
OracleSOA
OracleWebServicesClientLibrary
None of these appears to contain the oracle.ifs packages.

oracle.ifs.beans and oracle.ifs.clients packages are for the Oracle Internet File System. Are the following JAR files available?
repos.jar
adk.jar

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