Warning - Cannot find class de.ewe.ikdb.action.ActionForward

Hi,
I'm using external classes e.g. struts as a MVC framework. Using JavaDoc to create the API documentation causes lots of the following warnings:
warning - Cannot find class de.ewe.ikdb.action.ActionForward
Actually the class in question is form struts, in the package org.apache.struts.action. As I'm using ant to compile the classes and to generate the documentation so the class path should be ok.
First I tried the -link option to access the package-list file of struts. This didn't work (but maybe this is a problem due to our firewall).
So I downloaded the documentation and put it in a local directory and used the -linkoffline option instead. Now the javadoc command works again but I still get these warning messages.
Does anyone know how to avoid this?
Regards,
hedtfeld.

Hi guys,
as far as I understand I have to import the classes excplicitly and not with wildcards as my lazy self prefers to do it. It would be nice though to be able to use the wildcard as this is allowed by the java spec ...
Hope this will help anyone facing the same problem.
- hedtfeld.

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          >
          >
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          >
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          >
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Fix your classpath. Obviously it is incorrect, or the compiler wouldn't be complaining that it can't find something. Either that, or you misspelled a class/symbol name.

Cannot find class I wrote

I tried posting this in another forum, but received no responses. I am having trouble compiling a file. It is looking for a class (say "classA") that I wrote and compiled fine. When I compile "classB", I receive a "Cannot find symbol : class classA" error because I am referencing an object from classA. Both classes are part of the same package.
Any tips? What am I forgetting here?

I tried posting this in another forum, but received no responsesDo you mean this?
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=699098&messageID=4057762#4057762
If so, I suggest you use the code button when you post code. It
is located just above the "Message" pane where you compose your
post. The idea is to put all your code between [code] tags.
For instance:
[code]System.out.println("Using tags...");
for(int ndx = 0; ndx < 100; ndx++) {
System.out.println("...is cool!");
Will look like this:System.out.println("Using tags...");
for(int ndx = 0; ndx < 100; ndx++) {
System.out.println("...is cool!");
}Also post your actual error messages. Cut and paste them from the
computer so there aren't any typing mistakes.
Just a guess: make sure both .java files are in the same
directory (it should have exactly the same name as the package),
then from the command line from the parent of the package
directory, tryjavac -cp . packagename\*.javaAlso if you use the files from your other post, the second won't
compile any way (it's missing some method bodies) whether or
not it finds the first. And there's some freaky stuff going on when
you set the sister cities - you can make a variable reference an
array just by assigning it, you don't need the for-loop.

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