Where is the oracle.jdeveloper.servlet Class?

Hi,
I want to use a dbservlet in Oracle JDeveloper 3.2 or higher but I can not find dbservlet class/icon to create a dbservlet with a wizard. How I install this class and where can I download this? What is to do to use this classes in JDeveloper.
Thank´s
Sebastian

The dbServlet functionalit has been replaced by the use of JSP pages + DataTags.

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