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where i can find the javax.crypto package

 
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Hello everyone,
Where i can find the javax.crypto package. i am unable to find it , the all i got is the API's documentations but not the class files.

Bye take care
Chetan Dhewal
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Look in the jce.jar, should be in your JDK_HOME/jre/lib directory.
 
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Which version of Java are you using? The Java Cryptography Extension has been included in the JDK since version 1.4.

If you're using Java 1.3 or older, you need to download and install it separately.

Look here: Java Cryptography Extension
 
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Thankx guys, one more questions i would like to ask is , when i make the javadoc from the src.jar file given along with jdk 1.4 i dont get the documentation for the javax.crypto package why is it so?
 
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