Running class files from the windows command line...

Hello Everyone,
My instructor showed us a way to run class files from
the windows command line. However every time I try
to run the class file from the command line using a
command like: java CruiseHelper.class
I get an error that states "Exception in thread
"main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
CruiseHelper/class"Classes are not file names. You don't have a class named "CruiseHelper.class", that's a file name. The class name is just CruiseHelper (if you have no package statement in it).
So,
java -classpath . CruiseHelper

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