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Xitx:

Source root works just like classpath.  It contains the pieces needed to
get to where the package itself can take over.

For example:

package foo.bar.baz has a class abc.class.  The source for this lives
in  d:\www\foo\bar\baz.  The source root is therefore d:\www because
from there you can use the package name (foo.bar.baz) to get to the
source or class.

-Rich

xitx wrote:
> 
> package stated in source d:\www\dev\bank\abc.java does not match
> directory dev.bank.
> in abc.java : package dev.bank;
> in project property source root path: d:\www\dev\bank\abc.java
> i use add project add abc.java  into project after i create the project
> anyone can help me????
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> BigFaceCat
> E-Mail:xitx@263.net
> ICQ:39807606
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Borland JBuilder Team

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