Java Platform which Inclues java.io package

I have downloaded the J2 SE platform (jdk-7u13....) looking for a jar file that contains the java.io package. Looked in the "lib" directory . Could someone help me locate a jar file that comtains th java.io package?
Why wouldn't it be in the platform I downloaded?

Every JDK I have downloaded since I started with Java in May 1997 has contained the java.io package, and yours will be no exception. What's the real problem?

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