Package import ncsa.j3d.*; does not exist

Hi, i'm working on a 3d game for my fyp and am haveing trouble importing the package import ncsa.j3d.*; and the package import ncsa.j3d.loaders.*; Net Beans keeps giving me an error saying package import ncsa.j3d.*; does not exist and package import ncsa.j3d.loaders; does not exist!!!
Any help would be terrific, I'm running under windows xp, amd mobile.

I'm having the same problem, have you figured it out yet?

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Use
. .bash_profile
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.bash_profile. I would expect you to set the
classpath in .bashrc, .profile or, to allow all to
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Here's the thing.
I realize it's probably a classpath issue, but I don't know where to put the libraries. Compiling non-3d code works fine, which leads me to believe that running the j3d installer in the right place ought to put the libraries in the right place and let me use them. Clearly this is not the case.
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Duplicate, answered here
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Sorry that I write again about this problem, but I can't manage with it.
When I'm trying to compile the program (Assigment.java) from book code appears an error:
D:\Java\Code\c03\Assignment.java:5: package com.bruceeckel.simpletest does not exist
import com.bruceeckel.simpletest.*;
It's not easy!! :(
I have SDk in c:\j2sdk1.4.2_05\
my projects are in d:\java
and the source code from the book: d:\java\code\
i copied the whole catalog com\bruceeckel\ into c:\j2sdk1.4.2_05\
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Edna's #1 rule for Java Newbies... Never
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bruce.jar (I like that), just add the the following
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Two, when you read the page, it tell you that you need to compile the downloaded source code to run the examples in the book... follow the directions given in the above link...
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and leave the IDE alone for now, once you get a better understanding of Java, then you can take the time to learn how to use the IDE, but for now, it will probable just confuse you more... But that only my opinion...
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- ' He who never sleeps... '

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^
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location: class CustomQuery
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^
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symbol : class ServletException
location: class CustomQuery
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^
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Thimk.
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jondr

Error:    package javax.servlet.http does not exist

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