BUG in package ????

I wrote a public class Time ( saved it in Time.java ) in a package amit.java.time and another public applet class TimeTest ( saved it in TimeTest.java ) which imports the Time class . Both the class and the applet class code compiled successfully . But when I run the appletviewer from command line the HTML file shows an error that the Time.class is not found .
THE PROCEDURE I FOLLOWED :--
1> I compiled (Time.java) with the command : javac -d \ Time.java
2> Then I set the classpath with the command : set CLASSPATH=\;
3> Next I compiled TimeTest.java with the command : javac TimeTest.java
4> Then I created the html file
<html>
<applet code="TimeTest.java" width=300 height=100>
</applet>
</html>
And I saved it as TimeTest.html
5> Finally I run the appletviewer with the command
: appletviewer TimeTest.html
ERROR:--
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:amit/java/time/Time
Where is the BUG !!
Handling Packages in java proves to be a difficult affair to me :-)
Sorry pals I'm running out of dollars so dont press me on that ......THANK U.( AMITAVA )

I have my Time class in a packageSo it seems :)
so is my other class TimeTest (in
the same directory).SO ...So what exactly is in the package and where are the class files???
Is TimeTest a part of the package?
Where is TimeTest.class and the HTML file?

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[https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=277066 Bug 277066] - Toolkit apps need to provide .package ('''autopackage''' files) for different linux distro users

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