Running multiple java commands from a script

Hi, I am running Cygwin on windows XP professional.
I keep recompiling some files with javac as I change them very often. To save some time, I made a script "tout.txt" including the three following commands :
javac JpanColl.java
javac AppliTest.java
java AppliTest
There is no problem with the java command that launches a JFrame but it launches the old version since the two java commands don't compute.
This is the message I get :
javac Invalid flag: Jpancoll.java
etc.
Thanks

You guys didnt play enough Highlights for Kids covers
as a kid, lol.
javac JpanColl.java
javac Invalid flag: Jpancoll.java
all things java are cAsE sEnSiTiVe.Yes thanks for the input. I did note the incorrect name, however, Windows doesn't actually care, it matters at runtime but not compile time. Also invalid flag is not the type of error message one would see with that sort of error anyway.
Bottom line: nice guess but you're wrong.

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