importing packages at the same level

[Bharat]

Hi,
I have two packages A at B in the same level. How do i import the classes from one packages to other.......

[DarrylBurke]

Just another cross poster. More than adequately answered here:
New To Java - importing packages at the same level

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[rdtindsm]

Same question, prompted by an attempt to find the asnwer. Let me be more specific on my assumption and attempts to solve it.

When the previous post says "same level", I read that I am in foobar/foo/foo.java and he has a class in foobar/bar/bar.java.

ComSci 101, but thought the obvious answer was ../bar/bar.java, or that a fully realized path would work. Doesn't seem to. My question may be different than his, but it exists anyway.

I have a java file in eclipse on my hard drive at
k:/workspace2/props/src/rdt_props/Props. Its a Sun tutorial exercise.

I have a project that I compiled on another question on greatest common denominator. It is at

I have a java file in eclipse on my hard drive at
k:/workspace2/GCD/src/rdt_GCD/GCD
with a line in the Props source -
import k:/workspace2/GCD/src/rdt_GCD/GCD

Eclipse just complains about either a relative path, or a full path. Eclipse has some environment stuff to set that may solve the problem, but I should also be able to import the other package when I compile from the command line.

Is the import syntax incorrect? Do I need to set a switch in javac. The onlything I saw with java -help is that it might be a classpath problem, but that didn't help;

Edit: I was writing this when the above answer was posted. Read the post on sun. Still having problems, They said exactly what I thought. I'm assuming that we need to import the binary class file, not the source code. Eclipse puts them in different paths src/pckg/foo.java v. bin/pckg/foo.class

[Bharat]

I have cross posted in other forums hoping to get the answers quickly. Can you please help me out. I am doing my project and when i tried to organize my files using package, i encountered this problem. Kindly help