Problem in compiling in command line

Hi! I used absolutelayout in my java programs, i have no problem running it on SunOne and NetBeans, but when i run it on a command prompt(DOS prompt) i encountered "no class definition error". I already checked the classpath and working directory but the problem still occurs..
Pls help me with this..Thanks in advance..
More power to you!
Allan

A piece of failing code, the command you used to compile the code, and the specific error message you are seeing may help people answer the question.
Also, as you're posting in the Java Runtime Environment forum, you are using the Java SDK, aren't you? The JRE does not contain the tools required to compile code.
Regards,
Bhaveet

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I am in F:\alak\codeFiles\ when I used the command javac AlakApp.java
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