Error in extending a class

Question

Dear All,
I have written a class by name Wood. and another program which implements this class. But, when i compile, it is not recoginzing class Wood. The code as follows:
Code:
class Wood
String type="teak";
String finish="glossy";
void showdet()
System.out.println("instance of class"+this.getClass().getName());
System.out.println("=========================================");
System.out.println("type of wood-"+type);
System.out.println("finish is-"+finish);
class Table extends Wood
int legs=4;
void show()
System.out.println("Wood type-"+type);
System.out.println("finish-"+finish);
System.out.println("legs-"+legs);
public static void main(String args[])
Table t=new Table();
t.show();
Errors are :
Can't resolve the symbol class Wood.
Can't resolve the symbol type,
Can't resolve the symbol finish,
Can any one help me how to solve these errors. PLEASE ??
With regards,
AShvini

Answer 1

Hi,
I have already set the class path as :
C:\WDT400\JAVAPossibly okay.
;%path%;Bad.
c:\jdk1.3-binBad
;c:\jdk1.3\libBad
;c:\jdk1.3\srcBad
;jsdk2.0\bin;jsdk2.0\lib;jsdk2.0\src;Bad, Bad, Bad.
However it appears you don't have the one directory you need--the one where Wood.java lives, or to be more precise, I think, where Wood.class gets put.