Where is i18n.jar in J2sdk1.4.1 ?

Hello,
In j2sdk1.3 version, "i18n.jar" used to be in /lib directory. However i found this jar file missing in j2sdk1.4.2 version. Is it replaced by other jar file ?
I couldn't find any information relating to this in SUN release notes. Can anyone help me on this ?
Thanks in advance
sangam

I think it's called charset.jar now... or something similar.

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