I attached a test case patch to the bug report (My first JUnit - so go easy on 
me)  The test case only deals with situations where a security manager is not 
present.  I will have to add a security manager test case later.

I'm not opposed to making the function public, in fact, after writing the test, 
I think that might be the way to go.  I just think that if it is made public, 
code should be added to verify that the caller should be able to access a 
non-visible field.

I don't like the way that the code fix I added causes a superfluous call to the 
security manager: m.setAccessable().  I want to correct that.  I will also look 
at the private constructor issue.

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