Compiling error with a class that references another class

Question

Hello,
I have two Java-Classes in two files in the same folder. Both are in the same package. The class StatusZwo should reference the function ValueX of the class Status.
The class Status has a function which returns the boolean value true. If compile the file Status.java there is no error, but if I
compile the file StatusZwo.java there comes the error message:
D:\Test\Test>javac StatusZwo.java
StatusZwo.java:12: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable Status
location: class Test.StatusZwo
System.out.printLn(Status.ValueX);
StatusZwo.java
package Test;
import Test.*;
public class StatusZwo{
public static void main (String arguments[]) {
System.out.printLn(Status.ValueX);
Status.java:
package Test;
public class Status{
public static boolean ValueX() {
return true;
What is the problem?
Thank you Flo

Answer 1

Next time please use [code] and [/code] tags around any code.
There are two issues on one particular line;
[code]System.out.printLn(Status.ValueX);[/code]
should be
[code]System.out.println(Status.ValueX());[/code]