Cannot import classes

I have one class calling another, like this:
import CloseWindowListener;
import DatabaseSearchControls;
import java.awt.event.*;
public class DatabaseSearch {
     public static void main (String[] args) {
          DatabaseSearchControls frame = new DatabaseSearchControls();
          frame.addWindowListener ( new CloseWindowListener() );
          frame.show();
I get these errors when I compile DatabaseSearch:
C:\Documents and Settings\Korbel\My Documents\benmay\DatabaseSearch.java:9: '.' expected
import CloseWindowListener;
^
C:\Documents and Settings\Korbel\My Documents\benmay\DatabaseSearch.java:10: '.' expected
import DatabaseSearchControls;
The other 2 files complied correctly and are in the same directory. Anyone ever seen this and know what I am doing wrong?
Thank you!

Are you compiling with version 1.4? If so, it is now invalid to import classes that don't belong to a package. It is not necessary to do so anyway, so just remove the import statements. Better yet, follow the Java standard and put each class you write into a named package, using the package statement.

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