How to compiling package with j2sdk

can I just use one command line to compilng a package under J2SDK?

I'm sure I'm not really doing you any favours here since wherever you would go otherwise (like a tutorial) would teach you much more than the simple answer to your question but, if you'll promise (no crossed fingers) to go and look at the tutorial mentioned by jesperdj then I'll tell you...
javac dir1\*.java dir1\dir1a\*.java dir2\*.javai.e. list all the directories you want compiled, with spaces in between.
Chris.

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[SOLVED]How to install packages with the -U option? PGP error.

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