What Jar is this DB2 class located?

I'm getting a class not found exception forthe following class, when trying to do a lookup: com.ibm.db2.jdbc.ConnectionPoolDataSource
The class is NOT located in db2jcc.jar or db2java.zip.
the target app server is Websphere 5.1.
Does anyone know where I could find this class? Or am I barking up the wrong tree, and my configuration shouldn't be looking for this class????
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WebSphere already knows where the conneciton pool class is and you will configure how it manages it when you register your JDBC Provider resource. Your code will recieve a connection from the pool when you resolve the JDNI name you give the resource.

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