Where is java40.jar

I checked the forum and one of the messages said to download netscape the to get it out of there. I downloaded netscape about two weeks ago and couldn't find any java40.jar in its directory structure. Does anyone know where I can download this. Or even better, does anyone know a good way to do applet to javascript communication. I've looked at the LiveConnect and that will work, but I am open to different options if anyone has any, thanks
silastad

Answer to my own question:
I had to download an old version of Netscape and it here is where it was located:
..\Netscape\Communicator\Program\java\classes\java40.jar

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