Running a java program outside eclipse...!

Question

Hi guys...!
I wrote a java program that uses different classes. The program deals with xml documents and creates a new xml document. The problem is, the program works fine in eclipse, but when I run through the command line in windows, it complains that it can't see the different classes that I created. Here is one of the error messages:
Test.java:44:cannont find symbol
symbol : class Circuit
location : class src.Test
Circuit cir = new Circuit ();
Note: Test.java uses unchecked or unsafe operations.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:unchecked for details
Does anyone know how to resolve this...?
Any help from you guys will be very appreciated.
Thanks..

Answer 1

I think the problem is probably something like this:
You have a path thus:
C:\blahblahblah\With a subdirectory thus:
C:\blahblahblah\srcIn which you have declared classes thus:
package src;
public class Foo {
}And you have then used a classpath something like the
following:
javac -classpath C:\blahblahblah\src Foo.javaThis is incorrect. Your classpath needs to point to
the root of the package hierarchy. If it's like the
above, it will look in C:\blahblahblah\src for a
package src, which results in a path like
C:\blahblahblah\src\src which does not exist.
You should set it to:
C:\blahblahblah\Where that is the root from which your packages
stem.
Dave.Thanks Dave. It works man. I really appreciate your help.