classes in a package talking to each other

Have you some code we can examine?

Definitly you can access a class in the same package.

If your class mytest has a package statement then the name is not mytest.
The name is package.mytest
In your example
so say if I have few classes all in
                  a.dir.where.classes.are.mytest

What do you mean by calling a class?

Second, you can not call only the class if there is only one method defined in the class.
At least ther will be more methods, because all classes extending Object, so
there are a lot of methods in you class.
You can define a method static and then call it with
classname.method(...)

This probably isn't the answer, but I need a reminder of this from time to time. make sure that you have the exact same package name, I frequently will put

com.kylar.Toolbox.MyClass;

when I mean

com.kylar.ToolBox.MyClass;

:)
Cheers
Kylar

well say I have this

package my.package;

public class atest{
  public static void main(String args[]){
  String s = "why not is working";
    trying.tocall(s);
  }
}

and in a new file in same dir

package my.package

public class trying{
  public static void tocall (String meg){
    System.out.println(meg);
  }
}

kind of thing what is it I am doing wrong?

alos how can I say have a class where I
will put a load of values which I will
use in all classes do I have to make
the all public of is this a easy way?
to ask more:+)

Thanks

alos how can I say have a class where I
will put a load of values which I will
use in all classes do I have to make
the all public of is this a easy way?
to ask more:+)

Thanks

I have tried your example and it works witk little modifications:
- my.package; -> my.test;
- putting the files in a directory my/test
- compiling javac my/test/atest.java
- compiling javac my/test/trying.java

calling
java my.test.atest
result:
why not is working

:+) it works thanks falter. I am happy
post for the points unless someone is
outdoing you with the other answer I aske


Thanks