error with package

[afreaz]

/**
* CalApp.java
*
* Created on November 24, 2001, 2:30 PM
**/

package com.kdbp.calendar;

import com.kdbp.calendar.gui.CalFrame;

/**
* This launches the calendar application by running the main object.
* @author Paul Miles
* @version 1.0
**/
public class CalApp {

/** Creates new CalApp */
public CalApp() {
}

/**
* @param args the command line arguments
**/
public static void main (String args[]) {
//Construct a CalFrame object and start the calendar running.
try {
CalFrame f = new CalFrame("Calendar");
f.pack();
f.run();
}
catch(Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
}


error
package com.kdbp.calendar.gui does not exist
import com.kdbp.calendar.gui.CalFrame;

[Tolls]

That error says it all.
Does that package exist?

[makpandian]

might be it was classpath problem. Make sure you have package com.kdbp.calendar.gui.CalFrame

[afreaz]

ya al the packages r exactly in thr places so only am not able to decode the error:mad:

[Tolls]

What command are you running when you get this (the full command), and where (as in what directory) are you running it from?

[afreaz]

am running it throught jcreator n java jdk directory is in c drive n the proj is in H drive.. i put the proj in jdk bin in c drive n then i tried it too but it did not work..
the directory path is
G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar
G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar\gui
n this is the exact error
-------------------Configuration: <Default>--------------------
G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar\CalApp.ja va:9: package com.kdbp.calendar.gui does not exist
import com.kdbp.calendar.gui.CalFrame;
^
G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar\CalApp.ja va:28: cannot find symbol
symbol : class CalFrame
location: class com.kdbp.calendar.CalApp
CalFrame f = new CalFrame("Calendar");
^
G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar\CalApp.ja va:28: cannot find symbol
symbol : class CalFrame
location: class com.kdbp.calendar.CalApp
CalFrame f = new CalFrame("Calendar");
^
3 errors

[afreaz]

G:\>cd G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar

G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar>set path=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0
_10\bin

G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar>set classpath=%classpath%;.;

G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar>javac CalApp.java
CalApp.java:9: package com.kdbp.calendar.gui does not exist
import com.kdbp.calendar.gui.CalFrame;
^
CalApp.java:28: cannot find symbol
symbol : class CalFrame
location: class com.kdbp.calendar.CalApp
CalFrame f = new CalFrame("Calendar");
^
CalApp.java:28: cannot find symbol
symbol : class CalFrame
location: class com.kdbp.calendar.CalApp
CalFrame f = new CalFrame("Calendar");
^
3 errors

G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar>


this i hav tried in command prompt also

[Tolls]

makpandian hit the nail on the head.

Since you're compiling from inside the package directory, and you haven't added a -cp classpath to your command, javac is attempting to find CalFram in:
your-current-directory/com/kdbp/calendar/gui
which doesn't exist.

So add -cp ../../..;. to your javac (I think that's the right number of moves up). Don't forget the '.'.

Or, possibly better, is move to the root directory (G:\No4\calanderpro\src) and do:
javac com\kdbp\calendar\CallApp.java.

ETA: don't stick stuff in the JDK directories. You should have no need to do this at all.

[afreaz]

the CalFrame is actually in the gui folder only but still its not executing..

[Tolls]

So, again, what command are you running (including where you are running it from), and what error are you getting?

[afreaz]

the same errors i mean all the above errors r coming even if all the files r in there respevtive folders i mean

[afreaz]

can i mail u the complete proj as attachment

[Tolls]

OK, but have you run using -cp as I suggested?

I can't see your machine so I don't know what you are doing.

[afreaz]

G:\>cd G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar

G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar>javac -cp CalApp.java
'javac' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar>
this error is coming if i do it

[afreaz]

how do i attach the folder to ur mail thr is no option in ths forum to attach folder

[Tolls]

So you weren't getting the same error.

And you also didn't do as I said.
Do you know what the -cp option does?
If not then you should have looked it up in the docs.
It sets the classpath.
-cp by itself is meaningless.

[afreaz]

G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar>javac -cp <gui> CalApp.java
Access is denied.

G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar>

[Tolls]

In that directory:
java -cp ../../..;. CallApp.java

And that assumes I've got the correct number of '..'

[afreaz]

G:\No4\calanderpro\src\com\kdbp\calendar>javac -cp ../../..;. CalApp.java
Note: Some input files use or override a deprecated API.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:deprecation for details.
Note: Some input files use unchecked or unsafe operations.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:unchecked for details.

[Tolls]

Well, that should be self explanatory.
Or do you expect me to hold your hand?