Where to get javax.jms package..?

HI, i am not seeing javax.jms package neither in Java API 1.4 nor in Java API 1.5. But when i googled i found this package to be part of Java API 1.3. Well, what should i do to make this package available.
Please also refer good books on JMS.
Thanks,
Deepak

Hello Axlerunner,
I wanted to know if javax.jms package comes with JDK1.4 or 1.5 by default or not. My understanding is that one has to buy JMS license and it's not freely available. Please correct me if i am wrong.
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