Where is the oracle.xml.sql.query package?

Hi,
I have downloaded the xmlparser_v2_0_2_9.zip. I hoped I have everything to compile the example for retrieving XML document with an sql query. However, the jar file is missing the entire package oracle.xml.sql.query which contains for instance the crucial class OracleXMLQuery. Does anyone know where I could get this package - is it part of another download that I have to do, or can I buy it anywhere? Thanks for your help.
Karel

It's part of the XML SQL Utility for Java, avialable for download from http://technet.oracle.com/tech/xml

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