Javac doesn't recognize java.io as valid class...

This is my program...
class MyProgram {
public static void main(String[] args) throws java.io.IOException {
java.io.FileInputStream("TestDocu.txt");
}This gives this error
c:\Java>javac MyProgram.java
MyProgram.java:7: cannot find symbol
symbol : class io
location: package java
java.io.FileInputStream("TestDocu.txt");
____^____________________________What to do?
By the way my CLASSPATH setting is null(i.e not exist), and using Vista.

corlettk wrote:
Welcome to the club. I make that mistake daily! Sometimes two or three times a day. The trick is recognising the error message. It is a bit cryptic.
Also might I suggest that you google any compiler error messages... I'm guessing that every java compiler diagnostic message has been posted on a forum at some stage... and as a noob you can be even more confident because the kind of messages noobs typically trip-over are "common problems".
It takes a twu-masta, with years and years of experience, to make the compiler produce really incomprehensible diagnostic messages... but I've never (cross finger) found one yet which google doesn't find some useful information on.
Cheers mate. Keith.Thank you for the nice welcoming.
(and Yeap, I guess it would had been much easier if the compiler just say +"You missed your 'new' keyword"+, instead of giving me +"Unidentified symbol and you will have no idea what I mean by that; have fun searching google all day long... GRIN*"+ error :) )

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