Java command line run code question?

Question

hello all:
I met a question and want to get some suggestion from you.
I have one file TestOne.java located in
folder "c:\temp\aaa" which contains only one file(TestOne.java).
package samples.java2beginner.gui;
import java.io.*;
public class TestOne {
     public static void main(String[] args) {
            System.out.println("hello world");
}I use the following command to compile this java code:
c:\temp\aaa\javac TestOne.java // everything is ok.
In order to run this program, I have to manually create
folder hierarch "samples\java2beginner\gui" in "c:\temp\aaa" and
use the command
c:\temp\aaa\java samples.java2beginner.gui.TestOne to run this program.
My question is: is there any method that I can directly run
this java program without manually create "samples\java2beginner\gui"
which is annoying?
thank you

Answer 1

hello atmguy and DevMentee:
Thank you for your great suggestion.
I guess I didn't say my question clearly.
The class file compiled from TestOne.java is TestOne.class which cannot be modified.(so i cannot erase the package line or any kind of modification)
I want to run the java program from command line.
currently I have to create "samples\java2beginner\gui" and copy TestOne.class to there.
My question is: given one class file only(so you only get the TestOne.class),
do you have method to run it from command line?
so at this case you don't know which package the .class belongs to.
You might think my question is silly. The reason I posted the question because
I found problems when I use jode to decompiler a class file.
JODE is a java decompiler from jode.sourceforge.net
Given the above class file "TestOne.class", I cannot use jode to decompile it, because I have to run jode with the following method:
c:\temp\aaa\java jode.decompiler.Main -cp samples.java2beginner.gui.TestOne
which in fact is impossible given only .class file?
because the reason we use jode is to decompiler, how can you know the package
structure before decompile?!
so the problem came to my original question.
thank you all.