Where can I get ahold of the source behind the standard classes?

Question

Hi, I was wondering if anyone knows where I can access the source that lies beneath the standard java classes.
At
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4166167.html
One of the messages referring to the JToolBar class seems to indicate that the person posting the message is discussing the source(!) for BasicToolBarUI. A portion of the message is included below. I would like to know where I can get ahold of the source code for this and all the other standard java classes...
Thank you very much,
me
I do not think that API changes are required to
make the toolbar appear in a dialog. Here are the
diffs to the BasicToolBarUI.java (version 1.52)
from swing1.1.1beta2 which do the trick.
53c53
< private JDialog floatingFrame;
private JFrame floatingFrame;372,378c372,374
< protected JDialog createFloatingFrame(JToolBar toolbar) {
< Frame f = (java.awt.Frame)
SwingUtilities.getAncestorOfClass(java.awt.Frame.class, toolbar);
< JDialog dialog = new JDialog(
< f
< ,(toolbar.getName() == null ||
toolbar.getName().equals("") ? f.getTitle() + " ToolBar" :
toolbar.getName())
< ,false);
< dialog.setResizable(false);
protected JFrame createFloatingFrame(JToolBar toolbar) {
JFrame frame = new JFrame(toolbar.getName());
frame.setResizable(false);380,381c376,377
< dialog.addWindowListener(wl);
< return dialog;
frame.addWindowListener(wl);
return frame;392a389,392
if(floatingFrame == null) {
floatingFrame = createFloatingFrame(toolBar);
frame = floatingFrame;

Answer 1

Java 2 SDK (i.e. JDK) comes with source for the ...It comes with the 'java' source. So for instance Object is included but not the methods in Object that are implemented in JNI.
The full jdk source is available at the JDC via
http://www.sun.com/software/communitysource/java2/