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Lori,



You suggested that I rename my directories to solve the problem.  I tried
that twice and it didn't change anything.  So I created a whole new set of
directories and moved the java files into them.  I then created a whole new
Project.  And selected "Make Project."



The new project seems to be plagued by the same problems including some of
the same error codes.



Specifically:

  a.. "TextPanel.java": Error #: 901 : package COM.edugames.common stated in
source C:\Code\com\edugames\common\TextPanel.java does not match directory
COM.edugames.common at line 1, column 22


Note: the "COM" is still there, but this is a totally NEW Project with NEW
Directories.



The old path was CodeJB/com.edugames.common.  The new path is
Code/com.edugames.common.



Now I also have problems with Classes in the "games" Package Directory.



I get this error from Base in the structure window where it references a
file in the same directory::



  a.. Class ControlPanel not found in class com.edugames.games.Base at line
19
However, if I go the edit panel tab for ControlPanel and click back to the
tab for Base, the error goes away.

The same for D and other references I have in Base.  However, when I try to
compile Base again, all the error come back.  I even retyped both the lines
in the java file "package com.edugames.games;" and "import
com.edugames.common.*;" and this didn't stop the problem.



I tried changing my source path for both test and default to both

C:/Code/com/edugames/games

and

C:/Code/

And that didn't work.



My new Project "jpx" file is at C:Code/games

My header for the "games" files is

"package com.edugames.games;

import com.edugames.common.*;"



My header for the "common" files is

"package com.edugames.common;"

Going into the Project Properties, my working directory is:

C:Code/com/edugames/games



And my source path for both test and default is presently set at:

C:Code/



I can get files to compile if they do not reference any other non compiled
files.  If I compile D for example, Base sees it and has no problems with
it, however, if i take  D.class out of the output directory, Base can't
reference it anymore. So the reference from Base to the output directory
works.



I think the underlying problem might be taking a project from Visual Caf� to
Jbuilder two months ago where a lot of the output files were already three
and could be referenced,  When I did the Rebuild, they were cleaned out and
now I can only get files that do not reference other files to compile.



Lori, any help is greatly appreciated.



Thanks Pete Antoniak