About compiling (or not) in JBuilder8

Question

Hi there.
Does anybody out there have any experience with JBuilder8?
I have a problem compiling my stuff. Let's say that I have 3 java-files (A.java, B.java & C.java). Since B needs C and A needs B, i need to compile C first...
import B;
class A {
import C;
class B {
class C {
I click the "make"-button for C, and that works fine. When I click "make" for class B, I get this message:
"B.java": Error #: 200 : '.' expected at line 1, column 9
And this goes for compiling A.java too.
FACT: IT WORKS IN JBUILDER7!!!
FACT: I KNOW THAT C.class IS COMPILED IN THE RIGHT DIRECTORY.
I guess some of you would like to say: "Well, use JBuilder7 then."
That isn't such a bad idea, but I'd like this to work in JB8.
Any help is appreciated.
BR,
Herman

Answer 1

When I remove the import statement I get this message:
"ResUtleieRegister.java": Error #: 300 : class DbHandler not found in class ResUtleieRegister at line 6, column 11
"ResUtleieRegister.java": Error #: 300 : variable DbHandler not found in class ResUtleieRegister at line 6, column 27
ResUtleieRegister.java = what I called B.java and
DbHandler is what I called class C.
I know that in most IDE's you don't need to import classes that are in the same directory, but for some reason that was the solution in JB7.
How can I make JB8 understand that the classes it needs to compile is right there in the same directory?