Where is "WebLogic J2EE Library "?

Hi, i want to extend Portal Administration Console, but when i do follow guide of oracle documentation, it seem not work.
Follow document : To copy a J2EE module to your web project:
1. In the Project Explorer, right-click the //web_project_name/WebLogic Deployment Descriptor > J2EE Libraries folder and then select Add Multiple.
2. In the Select WebLogic J2EE library, select the modules you need. The required administration console J2EE libraries are:
But i don't see where is WebLogic J2EE library. Can someone tell me where is it ? Thanks in advance and sorry for my bad English.
Best Regards,
Coy.

If you mean the folder 'library' like from the computer, the iphone doesn't have one directly. If you connect your iphone to your computer then, depending on what you want, you can probably do it via the computer or try downloading an app like iexplorer and you can access loads of hidden folders on your iphone. Hope this helps but sorry if it doesnt

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