Timer Class in jsdk 1.4 w2000 doesn't compile

Question

Since this is based in the tutorial, shouldn't be a big deal but I spent the whole day looking for a solution. Please help!
The tutorial presents this program:
//1.3
import java.util.timer;
public class Problem {
public static void main(String[] args) {
final Timer timer = new Timer();
timer.schedule(new TimerTask(), 5000);
System.out.println("In 5 seconds this application will exit. ");
     public class TimerTask implements Timer {
public void run() {
System.out.println("Exiting.");
timer.cancel();
My problem starts because java.util doesn't have the timer class:
Problem.java:2: Class java.util.timer not found in import.
import java.util.timer;
^
Now, JSDK 1.4 doesn't have timer as a package, but as a class, nevertheless, the instruction:
import java.util.*; // instead of java.util.Timer
doesn't compile because
Problem.java:10: Interface Timer of inner class Problem. TimerTask not found.
Problem.java:6: Class Timer not found in type declaration.
I think Timer should be expressed as abstract, but how?
I'm new in Java and feel a little frustrated...

Answer 1

>
ProblemSolved.java:3: Class java.util.Timer not found
in import.
import java.util.Timer;
^
1 error
Then you are not using java 1.3. You are using something before that.
for the Timer and
javac IteratorDemo.javaIteratorDemo.java:1: Interface java.util.Iterator of
class IteratorDemo not foun
d.
public class IteratorDemo implements
java.util.Iterator {
^
1 error
And this suggests that you are using something before 1.2.
Just a thought...
Windows comes with the MS version of java, which matches something like 1.1.6. It is in the path. So does you path put the jdk path first or last?