Importing user defined package in JDEV

Hi,
new to the JDEV9i tool. i have a project arranged in packages and am tryin to import this to the jdev9i. i successfully created the workspace and project and added all the packages. I can also view the package tree and package list but when i run my project the files in one directory import the files from the package structure.
do i have to change Project properties?
C:\jdev9i\jdev\mywork\Workspace1\Project1\websphinx\workbench\WebGraph.java
Error(26,14): cannot access class graph.Graph; file graph\Graph.class not found

It sounds like the Class path is not set up properly. You can configure this manually from the Project Settings dialog (Project > Project Settings). Alternatively, if you import all the packages from the top level, the path should be set for you automatically. For example, if you have your work in a directory structure like this:
d:\mywork
d:\mywork\toppackage
Class1.java
d:\mywork\toppackage\subpackage1
Class2.java
Class3.java
d:\mywork\toppackage\subpackage2
Class4.java
Class5.java
You can create a new project from existing source by creating a Workspace, then selecting File > New. In the Projects category there is an item called Project from Existing Source. Launch this wizard, and select the top level package from the directory listing (d:\mywork\toppackage in the example above). You then get the option to recurse through subdirectories, picking up all the classes along the way, and the paths will be set automatically. Note that you can use the Categories View button in the Navigator to view the files by package name.
I hope this helps!
-- Brian (JDev Team)
Hi,
new to the JDEV9i tool. i have a project arranged in packages and am tryin to import this to the jdev9i. i successfully created the workspace and project and added all the packages. I can also view the package tree and package list but when i run my project the files in one directory import the files from the package structure.
do i have to change Project properties?
C:\jdev9i\jdev\mywork\Workspace1\Project1\websphinx\workbench\WebGraph.java
Error(26,14): cannot access class graph.Graph; file graph\Graph.class not found

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