Cann't start Java Application

Hi, my main class called TemplateUtil. I have created TemplateUtil.jar and try to start my application:
javaw.exe -cp W:\eclipse\TemplateUtil\bin\de\qv\ec\servlets\util\TemplateUtil.jar;D:\jblibs\classes12.zip -Dfile.encoding=ISO8859_1 de.qv.ec.servlets.util.TemplateUtil.main
Error: could not find main class.
Why?

That's what I was wondering.
de.qv.ec.servlets.util.TemplateUtil.main
Isn't this actually saying there is a subclass called "main" inside TemplateUtil.
Shouldn't it just be:
de.qv.ec.servlets.util.TemplateUtil ??
I don't want to confuse the issue, but if someone could explain where de.qv.ec.servlets.util.TemplateUtil.main is valid let me know.

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