Compiling in dos or unix

I wrote a program in Sun One studio and it will not compile in dos.
i have to hand in an executable. Or something that will compile. It works fine inside One Studio. But not outside. In the folder of my project there is a .java and a .class i even tested with a simple program
import java.io.*;
class Test {
public static void main(String arg[]) {
System.out.println("Hello");
And in dos i typed java Test.java and it gives an error saying thread main and somthing like classdefnotfound
someone please help

the command is java Test for running and javac Test.java for compiling, it should work. If you still get error, check your classpath varible.

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