SwingWorker misses a package name

Question

I hope someone will insert a package name in the 4th version
of SwingWorker. For the time being I add it by hands.
I can compile it ok with javac, but JBuilder 8 for some
reason complains when it sees
import SwingWorker;that it expects a dot at the end of line, where it finds
a semiconon.
See also
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=31&thread=232760

Answer 1

It should be fine if the class is in your classpath.Nope. I created a small jar with two classes as follows:
// A.java
public class A
   public void method() { System.out.println("class A");}
// -----8<------
// p/A.java
package p;
public class A
   public void method() { System.out.println("class p/A");}
}Thenjavac A.java p/A.java
jar cf A.jar A.class p/A.class
javac -classpath A.jar test/B.javaThe last command suceeds if class B is defined as// test/B.java
// package test;
// uncommenting the previous line results in:
// test/B.java:18: cannot resolve symbol
// symbol  : class A
// location: class test.B
//              new A().method();
//                    ^
// 1 error
public class B
        public static void main(String [] args)
                new p.A().method();
                new A().method();
}But it fails as described if B lives in a package.