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Thanks Kishori, but I'm still getting two errors
Posted by Hiran on January 25, 2002 at 4:42 PM
The errors are:
1) c:\javatemp\hourstracker\HoursTrackerGUI.java:9: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class HoursTrackerGUICloseableFrame
location: package hourstracker
import hourstracker.HoursTrackerGUICloseableFrame;
2) c:\javatemp\hourstracker\HoursTrackerGUI.java:10: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : class HoursTrackerApp
location: package hourstracker
import hourstracker.HoursTrackerApp;
The ^ symbol is under the H in both errors. Like I said before, all three of my java files are under C:\JavaTemp\HoursTracker\. As you said Kishori, the other two files compiled fine. Again, thanks so much for the help Kishori.
Hiran> I compiled all your classes and it was successful. I ran the
HoursTrackerGUI and I was able to see the window. Of course, I put app.show ( ) ; in main method. I think you have classpath problem in your PC. Let me describe you the steps you can try.
> Suppose your .java files are in "c:\abc\HoursTracker\" folder.
> 1. Compile HoursTrackerGUICloseableFrame.java file. It will compile fine because it doesn't have any extrenal dependencies.
> Use javac "c:\abc\HoursTracker\HoursTrackerGUICloseableFrame.java" command.
> 2. Compile HoursTrackerApp.java file. It will compile fine because it doesn't have any extrenal dependencies.
> Use javac "c:\abc\HoursTracker\HoursTrackerApp.java" command.
> 3. Now you have to compile HoursTrackerGUI.java. However, this class uses the two classes compiled in steps 1 and 2. So, the you need to pass classpath (if not set already) along with javac command. YOu can compile this class as follows.
> javac -classpath c:\abc c:\abc\HoursTracker\HoursTrackerGUI.java > and it should compile fine. > Thanks
> Kishori
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