Where is the javax sound package for download?

Where is the javax sound package for download? (URL) I got the latest JDK yesterday and tried to compile some audio applet but it looks like all of the Javax stuff is missing from the latest JDK.
Where do I download the javax sound package ?
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This is an audio player that another posted here. I tried to compile and run it but here were the results.
javac SimplePlayerApplet.javaSimplePlayerApplet.java:9: package javax.media does not exist
import javax.media.*;
^
SimplePlayerApplet.java:11: cannot find symbol
symbol: class ControllerListener
public class SimplePlayerApplet extends Applet implements ControllerListener {
^
SimplePlayerApplet.java:14: cannot find symbol
symbol : class Player
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
Player player = null;
^
SimplePlayerApplet.java:122: cannot find symbol
symbol : class ControllerEvent
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
public synchronized void controllerUpdate(ControllerEvent event) {
^
SimplePlayerApplet.java:44: cannot find symbol
symbol : class MediaLocator
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
          MediaLocator mrl = null;
          ^
SimplePlayerApplet.java:63: cannot find symbol
symbol : class MediaLocator
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
          if ((mrl = new MediaLocator(mediaFile)) == null)
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SimplePlayerApplet.java:68: cannot find symbol
symbol : variable Manager
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
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SimplePlayerApplet.java:69: cannot find symbol
symbol : class NoPlayerException
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
          } catch (NoPlayerException e) {
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SimplePlayerApplet.java:130: cannot find symbol
symbol : class RealizeCompleteEvent
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
     if (event instanceof RealizeCompleteEvent) {
     ^
SimplePlayerApplet.java:165: cannot find symbol
symbol : class CachingControlEvent
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
     } else if (event instanceof CachingControlEvent) {
     ^
SimplePlayerApplet.java:166: cannot find symbol
symbol : variable Controller
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
     if (player.getState() > Controller.Realizing)
     ^
SimplePlayerApplet.java:170: cannot find symbol
symbol : class CachingControlEvent
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
     CachingControlEvent e = (CachingControlEvent) event;
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SimplePlayerApplet.java:170: cannot find symbol
symbol : class CachingControlEvent
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
     CachingControlEvent e = (CachingControlEvent) event;
     ^
SimplePlayerApplet.java:171: cannot find symbol
symbol : class CachingControl
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
     CachingControl cc = e.getCachingControl();
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SimplePlayerApplet.java:181: cannot find symbol
symbol : class EndOfMediaEvent
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
     } else if (event instanceof EndOfMediaEvent) {
     ^
SimplePlayerApplet.java:184: cannot find symbol
symbol : class Time
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
     player.setMediaTime(new Time(0));
     ^
SimplePlayerApplet.java:186: cannot find symbol
symbol : class ControllerErrorEvent
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
     } else if (event instanceof ControllerErrorEvent) {
     ^
SimplePlayerApplet.java:189: cannot find symbol
symbol : class ControllerErrorEvent
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
     Fatal(((ControllerErrorEvent)event).getMessage());
     ^
SimplePlayerApplet.java:190: cannot find symbol
symbol : class ControllerClosedEvent
location: class SimplePlayerApplet
} else if (event instanceof ControllerClosedEvent) {
^
19 errors
So what am I missing ...and where do I get it ??
Dan

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