Tools.jar Source Code

Hello
I am working on Multi Rebinding and Component mobility in a component programming framework.I need the source code of Tools.jar from where i can download the code of tools.jar. I have download the the Java SE 6 source code but i need the code of tools.jar

It's in the SCSL source code, but why do you think you need it?
And you don't need tools.jar at all for RMI.

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Good eyes, that is the unicode charactor in Chinese, it should mean "Configuration".
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I have an app that is in a jar file with the .class
files (so no source code).
I'm wondering how difficult it is to attain the
source code from these .class files in my jar?
Looking through the contents of the .class files it
seems there is a large amount of readable text. For
example I see method names, variables, etc.
This leads me to believe these jars are not secure.
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Thanks!
Edit:
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java just went way down due to the ease at attaining
source code (based on what I read in the past hour or
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