Bean is not compiling...............

[Rashmi Pant]

Hi,
I have one problem.

I am accessing JavaBeans by using jsp.It working but i want to test my bean first and in doing so i am getting an error message.
I have BakedBean.java(JavaBean)file as
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package testpackage;

public class BakedBean
{
private String level = "half-baked";
private String goesWith = "hot dogs";

public String getLevel()
{
return(level);
}

public void setLevel(String newLevel)
{
level = newLevel;
}

public String getGoesWith()
{
return(goesWith);
}

public void setGoesWith(String dish)
{
goesWith = dish;
}
}
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It is compling very well.Now i have BakedBeanTest.java file which will test above bean but when i am compiling this file i am getting an error message.I have both the files in same package code for this file is as:
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package testpackage;

public class BakedBeanTest
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
BakedBean bean = new BakedBean();
System.out.println("Original bean: " +
"level=" + bean.getLevel() +
", goesWith=" + bean.getGoesWith());
if (args.length>1)
{
bean.setLevel(args[0]);
bean.setGoesWith(args[1]);
System.out.println("Updated bean: " +
"level=" + bean.getLevel() +
", goesWith=" + bean.getGoesWith());
}
}
}

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Will anybody please tell me what is the problem the error which i am getting is as
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E:\testpackage>javac BakedBeanTest.java
BakedBeanTest.java:7: cannot find symbol
symbol : class BakedBean
location: class testpackage.BakedBeanTest
BakedBean bean = new BakedBean();
^
BakedBeanTest.java:7: cannot find symbol
symbol : class BakedBean
location: class testpackage.BakedBeanTest
BakedBean bean = new BakedBean();
^
2 errors
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Please tell me solution for this

[Ulf Dittmer]

It will work if you change the directory to be one level higher, i.e. directly in the E:\ directory. If you then use "javac testpackage\BakedBeanTest.java" the other class will be found (because the directory hierarchy hatches the package hierarchy).

Alternatively, you can compile both classes in one go: "javac *.java".

[Ulf Dittmer]

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