While it might allow you to understand if a compiler should complain with an error under certain circumstances, again it is not necessary to write a program for the Java5 environment. If you want the source code for the Java Language Specification for Java5, it is a text document (typically published as a book or on-line set of web pages). Having the source code of the JVM is completely unnecessary in writing code for the Java5 environment.
If you want Java5 source code, you needed to sign up for a "Java Researcher License Agreement" which provided you access to the source code for the JVM for (at least Java5).
The first "open source" copy of Java was released with "Java 6". If you want the source code to the Java virtual machine (JVM) for Java5, it is available but, not under an open source license.
It might mean the "Java Virtual Machine" to some, the "Java Language Specification" to others, "Java compilers" to many, and "Java language libraries" to quite a few. The name Java can be applied to many different components that work together.
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