Java From Matlab

I visited
http://www.cs.yale.edu/homes/spielman/ECC/javaMatlab.html
Now it's passed 3 days and I havent been able
to create my own objects.
I try the fist example and it works perfectly.
I run this program in Matlab:
function [] = Prueba();
wd = javaObject('scen1.WeatherData');
end
It is ok.
Then I tried this one
function [] = Prueba();
wd = javaObject('scen1.WeatherDataPepo');
end
and it says:
??? Error using ==> javaObject
No class scen1.WeatherDataPepo can be located on Java class path.
Error in ==> Prueba at 3
wd = javaObject('scen1.WeatherDataPepo');
WeatherDataPepo is originated by this java code:
package scen1;
import java.io.Serializable;
public class WeatherDataPepo implements Serializable {
public String city1name; //see source file a detailed description
public String city2name;
public Double[][] city1weather;
public Double[][] city2weather;
And then compilated using NetBeans IDE 5.0 with SDK 1.5.1
to produce WeatherDataPepo.class.
This file is in the same directory of WeatherObject.class which is the
one I downloaded from your WebPage. No matter this two class files
are in the same directory, one works in Matlab and the other one
doesn't.
This keeps happening when a try to create different objects using the same
compiler.
I'd appreciate very much if you can help me.
Thanks
Jose Alejandro Ospina

Perhaps you should ask your professor or contact the MathWorks support; this is a Matlab question and hasn't got a lot to do with Java...

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