Problems with compiling

I have written my first java source. but the compiler (JDK 1.4) gave the next errors:
FrontEnd Plus Compiler GUI for the Java JDK - Trying to compile bron.java
A:\java\bron.java:8: package netscape.javascript does not exist
import netscape.javascript.JSObject;
^
A:\java\bron.java:111: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class JSObject
location: class TabMenu
JSObject jsobject = JSObject.getWindow(this);
^
A:\java\bron.java:111: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable JSObject
location: class TabMenu
JSObject jsobject = JSObject.getWindow(this);
^
Note: A:\java\bron.java uses or overrides a deprecated API.
Note: Recompile with -deprecation for details.
3 errors
***FAILED*** To Create File A:\java\bron.class
what is my problem and does anybody knows a solution.
henk erik,
(sorry, my enlish is very bad...)

Hi,
your problem is that your 'classpath' does not contain either a location where the class 'netscape.javascript.JSObject' exists or a jar file that contains the class. If you don't know where the class/jar is then you will have to search for it. I suspect that it will be somewhere in a 'netscape' directory. As soon as you have located it you can add the location or jar file to the classpath when compiling. i.e. assume that you have found the class in a jar in a directory c:\netscape\lib and the jar is named ns.jar:
javac -classpath c:\netscape\lib\ns.jar bron.java
you'll also have to use the classpath directive when running i.e.
java -classpath c:\netscape\lib\ns.jar bron
cheers
Dave

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 System.out.println(slovo0);
 System.out.println(slovo1);
 System.out.println(slovo2);
 System.out.println(slovo3);
 System.out.println(slovo4);
 System.out.println();
 System.out.println(Lematizator.najdiVsetkyZakladneTvary(slovo0));
 System.out.println(Lematizator.najdiVsetkyZakladneTvary(slovo1));
 System.out.println(Lematizator.najdiVsetkyZakladneTvary(slovo2));
 System.out.println(Lematizator.najdiVsetkyZakladneTvary(slovo3));
 System.out.println(Lematizator.najdiVsetkyZakladneTvary(slovo4));
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 ArrayList<PodstatneMeno> zt = najdiZakladneTvary(slovo, false);
 if (zt.size() > 0)
 return zt.get(0).getTvar();
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 return null;
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 ArrayList<String> z = new ArrayList<String>();
 ArrayList<PodstatneMeno> zt = najdiZakladneTvary(slovo, true);
 for (int i = 0; i < zt.size(); i++)
 String t = zt.get(i).getTvar();
 boolean nebolo = true;
 for (int j = 0; j < z.size(); j++)
 if (t.equals(z.get(j)))
 nebolo = false;
 if (nebolo)
 z.add(t);
 return z;
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 ArrayList<PodstatneMeno> vystup = new ArrayList<PodstatneMeno>();
 if (predlohy.size() == 0)
 predlohy = Lematizator.nacitajPredlohy(suborSPredlohami);
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 mozneTvarySlova = Lematizator.najdiMozneTvarySlova(slovo);
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 PodstatneMeno pm = mozneTvarySlova.get(i);
 if (pm.jeVZoznamePodstatnychMien(zoznamPodstatnychMienZoSlovnika))
 vystup.add(pm);
 if (!vsetky)
 return vystup;
 return vystup;
 static ArrayList<PodstatneMeno> nacitajPredlohy(String suborSPredlohami)
 ArrayList<PodstatneMeno> vystup = new ArrayList<PodstatneMeno>();
 try
 PodstatneMeno zt = null;
 String nemennaCast = "";
 String skratkaRod = "";
 String skratkaCislo = "";
 String skratkaPad = "";
 String koncovka = "";
 BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(suborSPredlohami));
 String riadok;
 while ((riadok = br.readLine()) != null)
 if (riadok.equals("koniec"))
 br.close();
 return vystup;
 if (riadok.startsWith("="))
 zt = null;
 if (!(riadok.startsWith("-") || riadok.startsWith("=")))
 riadok = (riadok+" ").replaceAll("\t",":");
 String[] cs = riadok.split(":");
 if (!cs[0].trim().equals(""))
 nemennaCast = cs[0].trim();
 if (!cs[1].trim().equals(""))
 skratkaRod = cs[1].trim();
 if (!cs[2].trim().equals(""))
 skratkaCislo = cs[2].trim();
 if (!cs[3].trim().equals(""))
 skratkaPad = cs[3].trim();
 koncovka = cs[4].trim();
 PodstatneMeno p = new PodstatneMeno(nemennaCast,koncovka,skratkaRod,skratkaCislo,skratkaPad);
 if (zt == null)
 zt = p;
 p.setZakladnyTvar(zt);
 p.setPredloha (p);
 vystup.add(p);
 br.close();
 catch (Exception e)
 e.printStackTrace();
 return vystup;
 static ArrayList<PodstatneMeno> najdiMozneTvarySlova (String slovo)
 ArrayList<PodstatneMeno> vystup = new ArrayList<PodstatneMeno>();
 for (int i=0; i< predlohy.size(); i++)
 PodstatneMeno predloha = predlohy.get(i);
 if (slovo.endsWith(predloha.getKoncovka()))
 String jadro = slovo.substring(0,slovo.length()-predloha.getKoncovka().length());
 PodstatneMeno zPredloha = predloha.getZakladnyTvar();
 PodstatneMeno zt = new PodstatneMeno(jadro, zPredloha.getKoncovka(), zPredloha.getRod(), zPredloha.getCislo(), zPredloha.getPad(), null, zPredloha);
//System.out.println(zt);
 vystup.add(zt);
 return vystup;
 static ArrayList<PodstatneMeno> nacitajZoznamPodstatnychMien (String subor)
 ArrayList<PodstatneMeno> vystup = new ArrayList<PodstatneMeno>();
 try
 BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(subor));
 String riadok;
 while ((riadok = br.readLine()) != null)
 riadok = (riadok+" ").replaceAll("\t",":");
 String[] cs = riadok.split(":");
 PodstatneMeno pm = new PodstatneMeno(cs[1].trim(), cs[0].trim());
 vystup.add(pm);
 catch (Exception e)
 e.printStackTrace();
 return vystup;
 return vystup; Thanks
Edited by: 855126 on Apr 27, 2011 11:22 AM
Edited by: EJP on 28/04/2011 21:39: added code tags. Please use them.

Please put your code within tags to make it more readable, and then someone will be more willing to offer advice.
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I am sorry ,
I was limited in English and was a bigginer of java ,
so that i cant to talk Clearly.
if it cant working fine ,please mail to me :[email protected]
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Kou.huang

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