Which is jar file the corresponding OCFCardAccessor Class?

hello,
when I complied my java file. I have following error:
can't file the OCFCardAccessor.Class
CardRequest cr = new CardRequest(CardRequest.NEWCARD, null,OCFCardAccessor.class);
I already include the all jar file in the project,I find the jar file which include the OCFCardAccessor.class file,but can't file.
if you known that please tell me.
Regards
deng

Raktim,
check this thread
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