Apple Xcode, Java, and Packaging

I have a library of code that I have packaged up and have in a folder "com/foo/..." I have tried dragging the folder into the Xcode source list, and I have also tried importing the directory into Xcode, and when I compile, Xcode keeps saying it cannot find class: com.foo.Whatever; I have even made sure that directory com is in the project folder. I must be missing something. Does anyone know what I am missing?
Thanks,
Daniel

by starting this discution i just whanted to know what peaple whas thingking about this decision
and for the other post i was just saying that apple was no in right to say tha nobody was using java anymore
as proof when you buy a new computer or cellphone(not idevice) java already instaled
and microsoft ave published that they ave developed a jvm compatible but apple dont want to integrat it to idevice
same thimg for flash they cant develop1 becaus apple say no but a lot of user want it
about jailbreaking
have you read what I wrote
i said ''and if java not use anymore why the first apps installed on jailbreaked idevice are java and flash?''
i didn't say i add mi device jailbreaked and i didn't suggests jailbreaking

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