It's either in the directory where you unpacked the application you just installed, or under the \java\jre6\lib directory (on Windows), assuming you're running Java 1.6 (or java 6.x). If it's not under the latter, then you should try using Windows Explorer (or that File Folder icon) and open the directory where the application resides. Then just start that program. If that works, then you'll need to modify whatever shortcut or script to include the "-classpath=X" right after the "java" command, where "X" is the full path to the WAR file.
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