Compilation errors on CommandLine works ok in JDeveloper!

Hi,
I am trying to run the application on a commandline. I am able to run it fine in JDeveloper as the application is created in JDeveloper. But I need to run it on a commandline. I need some help how to make it work. Here is the scenario:
I have two packages i.e.
com.test1.test2.all
com.test1.test2.util
I have four classes in each of the package.
My main class is in package com.test1.test2.all
When I try to compile the program, gets errors that say can't find the classes from package
com.test1.test2.util. As I have added import com.test1.test2.util.*; in classes of com.test1.test2.all. So can anyone help me what is the right way to do. Thanks for the help.

please make life easy for everyone and post what you
are entering at the command line.
your: javac -classpath etc......
Cant help you without that.
The big problem with IDE's is you end up automating
your perception of the build process, so you don't
actually know whats going on within the compiler.
If you want my advice stay away from JBuilder (or any
IDE) until you understand the fundamentals. It may
seem easier now, but you aren't doing yourself any
favours.
Danny
I'm a jEdit + javac man myself.

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