As such, it potentially contains two methods that do not properly restrict access to information about other classes. Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0_22-b04-307.jdk/Contents/Home/src. The remote Mac OS X host is running a version of Java for Mac OS X 10.6 that is missing Update 10, which updates the Java version to 1.6.035.

Liferay 12:10:31 ~> find /System/Library/Java /System/Library/Frameworks /Library/Java -name src.jar On my system, I did the following in the commandline: This article applies to: Platform(s): Mac OS X Java version(s): 8.0, 7.0. Before, there was a classes.jar file you could find things in. Information and system requirements for installing and using Oracle Java on Mac OS X. In any case, if you are like me, you constantly look to the source code of the JDK to understand what is happening in things like, , etc. One of the side-effects of that release was that Apple decided to move around several of its directories (some have supposed this would allow third-party releases of the JDK to be installed more easily).

( There was this whole hoopla about whether or not Java would cease to exist on OS X, but then Apple announced that it would be releasing much of its source code to OpenJDK - discussions around that are not the topic of this blog post.)

In October, Apple released for OS X their latest update of Java.

Java for mac os x version 10.6