Import my own package??!!!

hello guys,
I'm having a litle difficulties importing my own package.
here is my example:
I have a folder on C:\Users\User\Desktop\test2 in wich u can find a file called "hello.java" and another folder called "hi" which contains a file "hello2.java"
in the file hello.java i want to create an instance of "hello2" so it is clear that i have to import from hello.java the package containing hello.class
SO WHAT I DID IS THE FOLLOWING:
first in enviroment variable i added to my CLASSPATH the path C:\Users\User\Desktop and in the file " hello.java" i wrote at the top:Import test2.hi.hello2
it is still not working.
i read somewhere that my package should have the following form: fr.inria.itey which i did not understand.
can u plz give from my example what is my package name? and finally how to solve the issue
thank you in advance for your help

Hi ralfph.
I suggest using an IDE such as eclipse. It has an auto complete utility that allows autogeneration of import code which is guaranteed to be correct.
Based on your post, I'm not sure if it is a typo but you mentioned you wrote at the top "Import test2.hi.hello2".
I would like to know if you got a compile error as "Import" should be typed as import with a small i.

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