Hi,
This is because you may have missed out the entry for current directory in your classpath. CLASSPATH variable looks for all the locations you specified part of the classpath for locating the class files.
Just type set to see the list of environment variable settings and look for the entry classpath.If it doesn't contain the entry for the current directory(hoping you are executing the application from the directory having the class files.),set the classpath at the prompt as follows:
set classpath=%classpath%;.
If this is OK,then u need to look at the file name.When you interpret the application ,
you should give the same name that you specified while naming the class,in the correct case.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
lsheebs
set classpath=%classpath%;.