Classes are not visible to each other in a same package

Question

Hi,
I have a question. How to make all classes in a same package visible to each other? For example, I have two classes below, T1.java and T2.java:
Below is T1.java
package thesis;
public class T1 {
     public T1(){}
     public void func1(){
          System.out.println("This is in T1 class");
Below is T2.java
package thesis;
public class T2 {
     public T2(){}
     public void func2(){
          System.out.println("This is in T2");
     public static void main(String[] args){
          T1 t1 = new T1();
          t1.func1();
          T2 t2 = new T2();
          t2.func2();
I create a directory named thesis and put T1.java and T2.java under this folder. But when I try to compile T2.java, it give me error message, seems that T2.java cannot recognize T1.class.
So, can anyone solve this problem for me. Thanks in advance.
jmling

Answer 1

Make sure your classpath env variable is set correctly!
to compile these classes you should have something like:
C: > javac thesis\T2.java
if your classpath is set up correctly (default is CLASSPATH=.) then the above command should work.
If your still having problems, try:
C: > javac thesis\*.java
or compile T1.java first.
Anthony