Where put the JAR File jakarta-regexp-1.3.jar ?

I'download jakarta-regexp-1.3.jar file from jakarta-apach site for validate a email adress..
But i did not find any doc to telle me where put this file..
I put it in the jre subdirectory of my sdk directory but the javac compiler
do not recognize this part of my code import org.apache.regexp.* ..I try the lib directory of the tomcat and it was same..
Where should i put this jar file ..
By the way i 'm coding on linux for jakarta-tomcat server..
Could some body help me ?

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