Which jar is oracle.xml.util.XMLException in?

I am trying to resolve a NoClassDefFoundError for the oracle.xml.util.XMLException class. I believe that this class might be used internally by the parser. Does anyone know which jar this class is in? thanks.

Thanks for the response. The problem was solved when I found that I was compiling with one of the 9.0.x beta jars and then attempting to run with the production 9.x version. This oracle.xml.util package was in the beta jar and not in the production version, giving the NoClassDefFoundError.

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hi,
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Hello,
I have developed a product which uses the Oracle XML Parser and
now I would like to sell the product which means I will need a
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: http://technet.oracle.com
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Hi. It's probably because you're calling some Oracle-specific method,passing it
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