Error package com.darwinsys.util does not exist
Hi,
i keep getting the following error:
"error package com.darwinsys.util does not exist"
its refering to one of the libraries ive placed in my code. Ive downloaded this library but i dont know where to install it.
Can anyone help?
its really urgent
thanx
cybersurfur
java -cp .;c:\scientists\darwin.jar
MyProgramam i supposed to place the above code where i had
previous put
import com.darwinsys.util.*;
No. The command above is how you run your program. I assumed you had already compiled it. To compile it you need the command
javac -classpath .;c:\javacooksrc2\javacooksrc2.jar MyProgramAll the classpath does is tell the java compiler or the JVM where to find classes that are needed to compile/run your program.
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