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All of the source files in d:\folder1 should contain the line :<br />
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package p1;<br />
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(and of course, they should compile :) )<br />
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assuming that the resulting .class files are located in the same place (d:\folder1)<br />
then if your CLASSPATH contains 'd:\folder1', all should be well.<br />
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Your other class should be able to access all the classes in the package with<br />
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import p1.*;<br />
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If you are still having trouble, post some code please.<br />

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All of the source files in d:\folder1 should contain the line :

package p1;

(and of course, they should compile :) )

assuming that the resulting .class files are located in the same place (d:\folder1)
then if your CLASSPATH contains 'd:\folder1', all should be well.

Your other class should be able to access all the classes in the package with

import p1.*;

If you are still having trouble, post some code please.


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i have already created a package with the following line of code:<br />
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javac -d &quot;d\folder1&quot; MyClass1.java<br />
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the file has the package declaration statement 'package p1;' .it runs fine and it creates a package folder in d:\folder1.<br />
Similarly i created 2 other classes(myClass2 and myClass3) in different files as all classes were public &nbsp;and put them in the same package folder<br />
&nbsp;but the problem is when i try to access these classes from another file using &nbsp;'import p1.*;' ,i get an error while if i write 'import p1.myClass1;' or myClass2/myClass3 the programn runs fine.i have already set the classpath varible to the package foler still the problem peersists. Why can't i use &quot;p1.*&quot; ?
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i have already created a package with the following line of code:

javac -d "d\folder1" MyClass1.java

the file has the package declaration statement 'package p1;' .it runs fine and it creates a package folder in d:\folder1.
Similarly i created 2 other classes(myClass2 and myClass3) in different files as all classes were public  and put them in the same package folder
 but the problem is when i try to access these classes from another file using  'import p1.*;' ,i get an error while if i write 'import p1.myClass1;' or myClass2/myClass3 the programn runs fine.i have already set the classpath varible to the package foler still the problem peersists. Why can't i use "p1.*" ?

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