Netbeans - refactoring from in a package to the default package

Hello,
I have a problem, I have some JNI code (two .dll's) and a wrapper that connects my java program to an external USB board.
I didn't write the original code, that was done by Mike Peter and the dlls have been compiled so that I can call the JNI functions only in the default package. Whenever I try to put the code in a package of its own, the JNIs stop working. So my problem now is that I want to access this interface class from my code that is in a package.
I don't know how to import the code as a library into my programs package so perhaps a solution might be to de-package my program code so that it can access Mike Peters code.
Trouble is I have used the netbeans GUI editor that does not let me access all the code and I dont know how to refactor the package from being in one to not being in one.
removing the package declartion from my code manually causes lots of errors.
Any ideas?
Mike Peters code downloadable here:
http://www.re-applications.be/downloads/J-K8055-Wrapper.zip
the usb_interface class has no constructor and is not in a package, how do I go about making it a library and importing it?
I'd greatly appreciate it if anyone can help, if more details are needed I can try to provide them but I didn't think it was worth putting up all my code here as there is no real problem with it, just an access issue.

What I really need to do is find a way to import a class from the default package.
I was led to believe that classes in the default package should be readily accessible, however my compiler says otherwise when my code is in a package and the class I want to access can only be accessed when my code is not in a package. This is really frustrating because the GUI editor doesn't like it when the GUI is not in a package... so I either lose and my USB interface doesn't work or I lose and my GUI doesn't work.
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