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The jar is not so much missing as empty, as are those for several other platforms. A changeset pulled jars from the jnr project during developement. (However, that seems to be the situation indefinitely: it would help if the jnr project were to define releases of a described quality.)

Just in the scope of this issue, here is a patch that means we can run Jython 2.7 on Windows 7. It supplies a more recent jar file from the jnr project, and (for the benefit of developers using Eclipse) updates .classpath to use it.