Sun.awt.* package

hello
i have a problem in finding sun.awt.* package on the net if anybody has it can you please send it to me . and also with instructions like how to set the class path and is it needed put the package in jdk or its ok to put it out side jsdk. please send me asap.
as iam developing my own filechooser class thats why i need this package to compile my class.
thank you
regards

hello nobody there to help me with my problem.
actually i have overrided the class Jfilechooser using only basic packages with importing sun.awt.shell.* package but iam facing this errors can you please help me out of this problem.
FileChooser.java:4: package sun.awt.shell does not exist
import sun.awt.shell.*;
^
FileChooser.java:162: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class ShellFolder
location: class FileChooser
ShellFolder getShellFolder(File f) {
^
FileChooser.java:88: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class ShellFolder
location: class FileChooser
if (!(f instanceof ShellFolder)) {
^
FileChooser.java:93: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable ShellFolder
location: class FileChooser
f = ShellFolder.getShellFolder(f);
^
FileChooser.java:130: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class ShellFolder
location: class FileChooser
if (f instanceof ShellFolder) {
^
FileChooser.java:131: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class ShellFolder
location: class FileChooser
return ((ShellFolder)f).isFileSystem();
^
FileChooser.java:140: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class ShellFolder
location: class FileChooser
ShellFolder sf = getShellFolder(dir);
^
FileChooser.java:163: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class ShellFolder
location: class FileChooser
if (!(f instanceof ShellFolder)
^
FileChooser.java:170: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable ShellFolder
location: class FileChooser
return ShellFolder.getShellFolder(f);
^
FileChooser.java:221: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable ShellFolder
location: class FileChooser
return ShellFolder.isFileSystemRoot(dir);
^
FileChooser.java:226: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable ShellFolder
location: class FileChooser
File f = (File)ShellFolder.get("fileChooserDefaultFolder");
thanks in advance
regards

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