Importing a class that is stored online

I hope this is the right forum... appologies if not.
I am wondering how to access classes that are stored on the internet.
I own the domain www.l4eclan.com. I created a package (I think) of classes on it, but I can't figure out how to access the classes in that package.
The url of the package is located at:
Code:
http://www.l4eclan.com/minion
Right now, there are 2 files in it: alignment.java and alignment.class. Each has "package minion;" at the top of it.
I tried accessing the class with "import com.l4eclan.minion.*;" and "import com.l4eclan.*;" but neither worked.
Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?

So it's not possible for Java to read classes that
aren't stored on the local machine?Not with the import statement.
The whole point of this program is to read classes
stored in that directory on the internet... not to
read them from the local machine.Then you have a problem.

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