Sun One Studio Mobile Edition

Question

I need to add "package Projects.MyProject.Files;" in order for the project to compile and the debugger to work correctly. When I do add the package declaration in the java source code, my midlet suite fails to compile and execute. How can I correct this so that everything works?

Answer 1

Hmm. I will tell you how I did this.
I created a folder named to my project, maybe c:\Foo\. In this I created a src and a class directory. I put the java files in the c:\Foo\src and told SunOneME to output the classes into c:\Foo\classes. Both directories have to be mounted to do so.
If I want a package, lets say 'bar', I create a directory c:\Foo\src\bar. All files in this need the "package bar;" statement. The compiler then creates automatically the same in the class directory.
You always have to mount the parent directory of the highest package-directory (src & class) because if you specify a file somewhere in your source-code as e.g. "bar.CheckerClass" the compiler searches the classpath for a directory "bar" containing the "CheckerClass". This may be a real directory or one in a jar file as well.
Another idea: are you sure, that this file is in the package Projects.MyProject.Files? This seems a to be strange name for packages. I guess you actually are not using a package.
Kay