Where is java source code for TitledBorder

Where is java source code for TitledBorder?
I don't want to decompile it, as it may be slightly different than the original.
Is it in some jar file on my computer?
Thanks

It's different from the original because the names of objects are different. I decompiled them, because I didn't feel like paging through that URL to find them.
I was trying to fix the TitledBorder, because it leaves like 2 pixels of padding outside of the border, but all the variables I change in that class don't seem to correct that.

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