Jar file importing

Hi,
i have 2 jar file's, in side jar files same package name and same class but method name are different. for example
Test1.jar
Test2.jar
in side jar file package structure is
"dim.in.test"
class name is "GetInformation"
i am importing the this two jar files in my project, importing path and create the instance is perfect.
my problem is
first parity jar file instance method are invoking (Test1.jar file instance methods getting), when I call Test2.jar file methods giving compiletime showing.
but i want to call all methods (Test1.jar and Test2.jar file method�s)
thanks
prasad

You'd have to do some serious playing around with ClassLoaders, and I don't think you're ready for that.
Why do these two jars both have a "different" class with the same name and package?
Did you write both of these?

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