Compile class in package that imports other package

hi,
i prepared two packages asume with name x_pck and y_pck.
a class in x_pck imports a class in y_pck. when i try to compile the class in x_package javac gives error such it can not find y_pck. so where do i have to put my packages to make javac see them?
thanks...

ok i found the solution.
i use javac with parameter "-classpath" such like:
javac -classpath path_of_y_pck path_of_class_in_x_pck

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