How shall I use an other class's methods in a class

Question

Hi all,
I have two classes in the same directory. When I try to use a method of class in the other one, I get a compile error. Everything seems ok, bu could not understand the reason. The two classes and the error text are copied below. Any help will be appriciated.
import java.io.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.sql.*;
public class MainThread extends Thread{
//creating an object from CountryEnterence class
     private CountryEnterence cnt;
public void MainThread(){
start();
public void run() {
//calling a function of CountryEnternce class
cnt.countryEnter(countryName,countryCode);
/***And part of the CountryEnterence class is as belows:*/
public class CountryEnterence{
public countryEnter(String countryName,String countryCode){
The error message when I try to compile MainThread is as follows:
MainThread.java:17: cannot resolve symbol
symbol :class CountryEnterence
location :class MainThread
private CountryEnterence conEnt;
Regards,
Dirgen

Answer 1

hi Chuck, thanks for your reply.
Infact the actual code defines the countryEnter() method with an integer return type.
Here my real problem is as belows:
C:/myDirectory/Class01.java
C:/myDirectory/Class02.java
public class Class01{
private Class02 obj=new Class02();
public void aMethod(){
obj.aMethodOfClass02();
When I try to compile Class01, I always get the error like "java can not resolve the symbol Class02"
Do you think I am mistaking?