How to obtain java source files in ebs 11.5.10.2?

Hi all:
my company is developing a custom SSO solution and I've been requiered to modify the EBS login page in order to validate the user login with an external SOA application.
I need to modify the estándard SessionMgr.class file but I need the java source for this file.
I don´t want to decompile it but I can´t find anywhere the source java file SessionMgr.java.
Any of you know how can I obtain it? Will Oracle provide me with it if I open a SR?
Thank you in advance.

Actually, my apologies... the procedure changed recently :)
Customers should raise a SR to request source code. The first response you would get is the following text:
Thank you for your request for Oracle E-Business Suite source code.
Source code may be provided in order for your organization to customize specific E-Business Suite functionality that cannot be easily modified through configuration settings or by the addition of custom code (without changes to existing code). All such requests are considered on a case-by-case basis and will be reviewed for approval by Oracle Support, Development and Legal. No code can be released until this review process is complete.
Requests for large quantities of code may not be approved so your request should be confined to the code actually required to achieve the change in functionality you wish to implement. Note that some specific areas of code will not be released; these include but are not limited to security related code and technology components.
Should you wish to continue with this request please provide the following information to help us consider your Source Code request.
E-Business Suite Version:
Application Mini Pack/Family Pack version relevant to request
The source code being requested:
File names and versions (where known)
Technical description of the functionality you wish to modify
Reason that this Source Code is required:
Details of business requirements that cannot be met using existing E-Business Suite functionality
Explanation of why the changed functionality cannot be achieved through configuration settings or by the addition of custom code (without changes to existing code)
In this case, I would guess your request may come under "security related code" so would likely be refused (in my opinion)

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