How to compile files in Packages

Hi ,
What is the command to compile the files in the package with the following structure.
/com/client/compute/*.java
/com/client/compute/DAO/*.java
/com/client/compute/DTO/*.java
Since there are sub directories the following command will give errors when files are referencing the classes in other directories.
javac /com/client/Compute/*.java

If your code is split up into the following directories like so...
C:/myapp/source/com/client/compute/*.java
C:/myapp/source/com/client/compute/DAO/*.java
C:/myapp/source/com/client/compute/DTO/*.javathen you can open a command prompt to C:/myapp/source and run the following.
javac -classpath ./ com/client/compute/*.java com/client/compute/DAO/*.java com/client/compute/DTO/*.javaJust sepparate your packages with spaces.
If your classes need access to other libraries in Jar files you can add the libraries to the -classpath directive. For example say your classes require access to other classis in a jar file called C:/myapp/MyLib.jar
javac -classpath "./";"C:/myapp/MyLib.jar" com/client/compute/*.java com/client/compute/DAO/*.java com/client/compute/DTO/*.javaYou can sepparate multiple resource with a semi-colon.
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