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compiling java package class referring a default package class.

 
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Hey,

I am trying to compile a java class having a package defination referring a java class with a default package.

The code for the default package class is .

public class Test{.


public static void main(String[] args){
System.out.println("Hello World!");

}
}

This class compiles fine.

I have another class called PackJava, whose code is :

package test;
import Test;
public class PackJava{
public static void main(String[] args){
Test test = new Test();
System.out.println("Hello World!");
}
}


I have Test file in the windows path
D:\development\packagetest\example
and the PackJava java file in the path
D:\development\packagetest\example\test
I have set the CLASSPATH environment varibale as
D:\development\packagetest\example;.


When I try to compile the PackJava from the
D:\development\packagetest\example path giving the command as
javac -classpath . test\PackJava.java
or
javac -classpath %CLASSPATH% test\PackJava.java
it gives me error,
Do any of you have an idea of the parameter i should pass
to the -classpath option
Thanks
 
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There is no reason to import things from the deault package. In fact, the java compiler won't let you (you will receive an "expected ." error). Remove the line "import Test; " and try compiling again.
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