variables access

[trinadh reddy]

i have one java class Base in d:\trinadh
Base.java

public class Base {
public int iNoEnc=77;
}
i have another class in d:\trinadh
sub.java
public class sub{
public static void main(String argv[]){
Base b = new Base();
b.iNoEnc=2;
System.out.println(b.iNoEnc);
}//End of main
}
iam trying to acess the variable defined in base.java in sub.java

but it is giving error at Base
what is the problem
i have set the classpath as d:\trinadh
tell me how to resolve this problem

[Dave Jones]

please post the error message you get, it might shed some light on the problem

[Srinivasa Raghavan]

The above code should not give any error. Can you please post the exact error.

[trinadh reddy]

NoEnc.java:2: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class Base
location: class sub
public class sub extends Base{
^
NoEnc.java:4: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class Base
location: class sub Base b = new Base();
^
NoEnc.java:4: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class Base
location: class sub Base b = new Base();


these are the errors i have got

[Arun Kumarr]

Did you make any changes to your base and sub java files?
If yes, check if you have saved it and compile it again.

[Srinivasa Raghavan]

Where do you have noEnc.class, Base.class & , sub.class files

[Jesper de Jong]

You gave us the source code for the classes Base and sub, but the errors happen in class NoEnc, and you didn't tell us anything about that class.

Have a good look at the compiler error messages. Those messages tell you exactly in which line of which source file an error happens.

EDIT: Oh, wait a minute. Did you save the source code of the two classes in a file named NoEnc.java? Don't do that. Instead, make two source files, Base.java and sub.java. Java source files should have the same names as the class names.

By the way, in the code you presented in your original post, sub did not extend Base, so you didn't post the code you're trying to compile.
[ December 13, 2005: Message edited by: Jesper de Jong ]