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Where can I find the jni headers for Mac OS

I'm not asking where I can find it on my own computer, I'm asking where I can get it.

I've done my google homework, and I didn't find the headers in those paths. There wasn't even a Header folder in my /System/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/... and stuff and I don't have a Developer folder under root.

Now I'm pretty sure I don't have those headers installed, I checked the MacOS developer website but I only found some broken links.

Shouldn't OpenJDK or SunJDK provide the jni.h header for MacOS somewhere?

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