Specify the full package path

Question

Well, here is a real beginner question. How can i specify the full package path of SUNs java.io package? And another beginner question, where is this package located on my computer? (relative to my java sdk installion path of course)

Answer 1

Acctually I have a severe problem with leJOS. Here is my code:
import java.io.*;
import josx.rcxcomm.RCXBean;
public class PCModule
     public static void main( String[] args )
          recv();
     public static void recv()
          RCXBean rcxb = new RCXBean();
          try
               rcxb.setComPort("USB");
               while(true)
                    System.out.println( "Test" );
          catch( IOException e )
}This should compile fine, if lejosc would use the SUN java.io But it intends to use the own implementation of java.io and I really need to find a workaround to this problem because otherwise the code wont compile throwing the error, that the out symbol cannot be resolved.
Btw. this part of the program should listen to the mindstorms IR-Tower for messages of a RCX-Brig and wirte them to an output stream.
Isn't there a way to force lejosc to use the java.io package from sun?
P.S.: If I don't use the System.out-line everything is fine, so lejos is installed correctly and if write a java test app everything is fine, so the SUN Java SDK is installed correctly too.