Problems creating packaged .h files with javah -jni

I have all of my .java and .class files in package ClassLib.Satrack.
My directory structure is C:/SatrackIIP/NavComponent/ClassLib/Satrack.
I compiled all java files by calling javac ClassLib/Satrack/*.java from NavComponent directory. Then still from NavComponent directory, I call javah -jni ClassLib/Satrack/TrajectoryGenerator. However I am getting an error message:
Error: Class ClassLib/Satrack/TrajectoryGenerator could not be found.
Why am I getting this error?

Fixed it. I should be calling javah -jni ClassLib.Satrack.TrajectoryGenerator and not using dashes in between.

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