Where is the jsp-impl.jar?

I'm writing a JSP with JSTL and have encountered this error message:
WEB-INF/jsp/xxxView.jsp [-1:-1] java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/servlet/jsp/el/ELException
I found a reference on the web that implies the ELException class is in the jsp-impl.jar (is this true?). I am using Sun Java Studio Enterprise 6, and nowhere in that product can I find a jsp-impl.jar. I have the requisite jstl.jar and standard.jar files in my classpath.
Thanks in advance.
...jay

After examining the contents of several related jar files, I found ElException is actually defined in jsp-api.jar,
however that jar file is apparently not part of the Internal Tomcat instance I was using inside of Java Studio Enterprise 6 to test my code.
After mounting jsp-api.jar in my Filesystems, the problem went away. (Well, the originally posted error message, anyway).
So, note that if you're using the Internal Tomcat server instead of the full-blown Sun App Server to test your code, be sure to explicitly mount (or otherwise add) that jar file to your project.

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