FtpClient.class Source Code

I encountered a BUG while developing a program that uses FTP. I would need to change a few lines of code on the FtpClient.java source. I dont know where to get the source code for the class. I tried using JAD to decompile, but recompiling produces syntax errors. The bug involves having 2 NICS on the machine. Can anyone help me on this?

Unfortunately, it's the FTPClient.class from sun. The
bug ID is 4107059. I tried JAD and decaf but i cant
recompile it back. =(You can't get the source for it, it is in the Sun package. They are classes you shouldn't use.

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