Where are bin.0.0.jar file?

Hi all, I'm installing Oracle 9.0.1.0.0 and i've encountered some problems.
The system does not found some files.
Could s.o. please ensure if he/she have something in the /mnt/cdrom/stage/Components/oracle.rdbms.csmig?
In my installation cd this directory is empty, but I think it should'nt.
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/* Subject:      How To Implement The Code From 'A JDAPI Programming Example' From Forms Online Help?
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