Jdk1.3.1 'com.sun.java.swing does not exist'???

Thats what the compiler tells me, though it finds javac with no problem in the
jdk1.3.1 lib directory. Any clue to what I'm missing here? Thanks nt

Swing used to be in the com.sun.java.swing package in the very earliest releases, but now it is in the javax.swing package.

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