Compiling the java file related to Servlet and Core java files in heirarchy

I am working in Jakarta-Tomcat 4.0.4 with j2sdk1.4.1_01 and i have put all servlet files in package "com.java.servlet"
and other core java files in package "com.java.action" . Also I am imorting java files in package
"com.java.action" to the package "com.java.servlet".
But when I am compiling the servlet files in package "com.java.servlet"
then the servlet files are not compiling because it cannot able to import
java files in package "com.java.action" . I have tried all the options.
If anybody has solution then please respond immediately.

I agree with the previous poster, this sounds like a generic compiling problem. FYI: I do not think that packages that start with "com.java." are special or reserved in any way.
You are making a servlet, not a JSP, right? Since this is merely about compiling, you might want to re-post to "Java Programming".

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