How compile and run a project or package in Unix environment?

I write an application of java package using Jdeveloper tool. The first statement in each program is "package packgename". How can I compile this project or package in Unix command line? If I compile each program in the package, then error msg will show when one program reference another program.

The first statement in each program is "package packagename".Then your java files must be in a directory called "packagename". Let's say this packagename directory is in your /source/java directory, then when you compiling, you need to do:
cd /source/java/packagename
javac -classpath /source/java OneOfYours.java
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