Package compilation problem in WinXP

I am creating a simple program to throw a dice but have some problem with packages.
I have 2 files, in the directory, C:\Dgame\Dgame\Dice.java and C:\Dgame\Dgame\Dealer.java .
I packaged both of them into a package called Dgame (using "package Dgame;" at the first line of the file).
The Dealer class creates a few NTDice instances. I tried to compile both a whole load of errors came out.
Something like:
cannot resolve symbol
class NTDice
location Dgame.Dealer
Dice A = new Dice(1,2,3,4,5,6);
any ideas on how to solve this problem will be greatly appreciated =)
nb:i did not set any classpath settings

Look up your error message here
http://www.mindprod.com/errormessages.html and review
the possible causes.
If you still have problems post relevant portions of
the code for review.Heres the code:
I changed the file names abit. Dice == NTDice
Any idea on how to solve the problem?
Dealer.java
package Dgame;
import Dgame.*;
import java.util.*;
public class Dealer{
//set the values for the dice
NTDice A = NTDice( "A", 5, 6, 7, 38, 39, 40);
NTDice.java
package Dgame;
import java.util.*;
public class NTDice{
//data members
private String name;
private ArrayList faceValues = new ArrayList();
private Integer throwResult;
static private int NTDiceCounter=0;
//constructor
public NTDice(String aName, Integer f1, Integer f2, Integer f3, Integer f4, Integer f5, Integer f6){
name = aName;
faceValues.add(f1);
faceValues.add(f2);
faceValues.add(f3);
faceValues.add(f4);
faceValues.add(f5);
faceValues.add(f6);
++NTDiceCounter;
public void roll(){
ArrayList theDice = new ArrayList(faceValues);
Collections.shuffle(theDice);
setThrowResult(theDice);
public void setThrowResult(ArrayList aDice){
throwResult = (Integer) aDice.get(0);
public Integer getThrowResult(){
return throwResult;

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