If the "Hello World" Applet were two classes....

Question

...okay, so I'm oversimplifying. I've written a pretty useful little applet that is now well in excess of 2000 lines - but I've fallen back to my roots as a C programmer to make the thing work as a single class since every attempt I've made to get multiple classes to work on my little web app has failed.
I've tried something (roughly) like this:
======s1.java
package stuff;
class s1 extends Applet
        s2 foo;
        public void init()
                foo = new s2();
======s2.java
package stuff;
class s2
        init()
                int foo = 0/0; (I know it runs if I get exception)
}Now, I jar this up and it attempts to load, but doesn't find s2. Is there
a set of requirements regarding the naming of the package, the naming of
the jar file, etc.? I know I'm missing an import line in s1.java.... what
should that import line read to be able to see s2?
(The .html does load the jar, but throws an exception trying to find the
s2 class.)

Answer 1

Even in c you have to import, though you should not have to do so if you truly have them in the same package (same project same folder). Are you using an IDE?