Getting cannot resove symbol error message.........

Hi All,
I have written one class having 2-3 method. I'm trying to call these method from an xml page but at the time of compilation I'm getting cannot resove symbol for the methods I'm calling but these methods are there in the class.
Can anyone help me on this issue.........
Thanks in advance......

class MyUtil
public String getUserPreLocation(String userPrefLocId) {
return getLocation();
this is one of method from my class where I'm getting error..
and in xml file I'm calling....
MyUtil obj = new MyUtil();
String location = obj.getUserPreLocation("100001");
At this line I'm getting the error.

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Thank you . You were right . I didn't set up the classes correctly.
I corrected a few other errors and the program runs ok !
Below is the corrected code and the output
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I can open InDesign and open the file from the day before, but none of the dropbox earlier versions of that day's work. I am SO sick of this happening. It happened to me last week to, so far I have lost 20 hours work :-(
I have tried quitting InDesign and restarting the Mac, doesn't help. The only thing I can think of is to 'save as' every couple of hours, at least then hopefully I only lose 2 hours work.

Thanks, when you say 'hidden by default' then how does one find it? I have already tried the path you mention and there is no sign of a cache folder with Adobe files. Spotlight doesn't reveal anything either.

When I want to get an app, an error message comes up saying I need 3.0 software update. How do I get my ipod updated in itunes, when itunes says my ipod is already updated?

When I want to get an app, an error message comes up saying I need 3.0 software update. How do I get my ipod updated in itunes, when itunes says my ipod is already updated?
OR if I cannot update to software 3.0, how can I find apps that will work just for my ipod touch?

It sounds like you have a 1G iPod Touch, in which case you can only upgrade to iOS version 3.1. Here is a link to purchase the update.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2052
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