How can I load my java class dynamically ???

Hi guyz !
Please look on my problem:
1. I write code under Windows.
2. I have file testcls1.java with class by name
'TestCls1'. /package 'hs0'/
3. I try to use method Class.forName.
4. File on disk is
"c:/shttpsrv0/SrvFiles/java/testcls1.java".
5. I get exception ClassNotFound.
Question: what is right way to write first parameter
for method ???Class.forName can use *.class files only. If you have *.java file, you have to compile it first. Moreover, Class.forName uses CLASSPATH. If you want to provide the exact location of *.class file, try to use URLClassLoader.

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