How java search its package?

Question

In a .java file.We can fold up them in a package.
          for example,in my test.java file:
          package tax;
          In other .class,I will call the test.class.
          I can use import ="tax.*"
          but how java achieve the search?
          I make a directory tax in d:\.Could java find it?
          after I javac test.java to test.class in the d:\tax,
          I move the test.class to d:\test\test\tax direcory,
          Could it continue ok?
          Any suggestion would be appreciated!
          

Answer 1

In your example, if the tax directory exists in d:\ and contains the
          test.class file, you need to set the CLASSPATH environment variable to
          include d:\ so that it can find the class. You could also specify the
          classpath on the java command line using "-classpath d:\"
          tornado wrote:
          > In a .java file.We can fold up them in a package.
          > for example,in my test.java file:
          > package tax;
          > ...
          >
          > In other .class,I will call the test.class.
          > I can use import ="tax.*"
          > but how java achieve the search?
          >
          > I make a directory tax in d:\.Could java find it?
          > after I javac test.java to test.class in the d:\tax,
          > I move the test.class to d:\test\test\tax direcory,
          > Could it continue ok?
          >
          > Any suggestion would be appreciated!