Cannot import classes such as ObjectFile, Scene, ...

Hi Java'ers,
I wanted to load some ObjectFile into my Java program but I have no idea what's wrong about my method.
I need do this so I can load an objectfile (.obj) into my program:
import com.sun.j3d.loaders.objectfile.ObjectFile;
Eclipse says that it doesn't exists. But, when I import this:
import com.sun.j3d.loaders.objectfile.*;
This line is good, Eclipse says that this exists. So the directory is good but he can't find the classes in the directory's.
I imported this jar-files in my project:
- j3dcore.jar
- j3dutils.jar
- vecmath.jar
My steps for importing the jar-files
import -> Archive File -> Browse... -> (jar-file)
Can you programmers help me to get this working?
Thank you

use the flash help files. for example, this is the explanation of the intrinsic keyword from the help files:
"Allows compile-time type checking of previously defined classes. Flash uses intrinsic class declarations to enable compile-time type checking of built-in classes such as Array, Object, and String. This keyword indicates to the compiler that no function implementation is required, and that no bytecode should be generated for it.
The intrinsic keyword can also be used with variable and function declarations. Flash uses this keyword to enable compile-time type checking for global functions and properties.
The intrinsic keyword was created specifically to enable compile-time type checking for built-in classes and objects, and global variables and functions. This keyword was not meant for general purpose use, but may be of some value to developers seeking to enable compile-time type checking with previously defined classes, especially if the classes are defined using ActionScript 1.0.
This keyword is supported only when used in external script files, not in scripts written in the Actions panel."

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