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You don't need to import the package where you place your class.

Posted by Kishori Sharan on January 25, 2002 at 5:10 PM

YOu don't need to write these two import statements because these classes are in the same package which you are importing. So, I took out this import lines before compiling them. Again make sure your folder c:\javatemp\hourstracker has been spelled as HoursTracker. Java is case sensitive and folder names in different cases create problems. So, rename "c:\javatemp\hourstracker" to "c:\javatemp\HoursTracker" because your package name in all classes is "HoursTracker". Then compile your class as:
javac -classpath c:\javatemp c:\javatemp\HoursTracker\HoursTrackerGUI.java
Hopefully, it will work.
Thanks
Kishori



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