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I'm working on a project that uses inner classes as supported in Java 1.1.
As a hypothetical example, I have 2 .java files.

File 1--JOJO.java contains the code for class JOJO
File 2--COMBO.java contains the code for class COMBO and the inner class
STARTHERE

I can easily compile both files without error, but I want execution to being
with STARHERE.

I've tried this in JBuilder2, J++, Cafe, and the JDK.  I got the "closest"
with plain JDK.  I did:

javac JOJO.java
javac COMBO.java
java STARTHERE

The last line doesn't work.  It reports that the class isn't found.  In J++,
Cafe, and JBuilder2 I have no clue how to proceed--the STARTHERE class
doesn't even show up in the object browsers.  It is a public class with a
main method.

As a test, I pulled the STARTHERE class out to its own file, made a minor
change, and then compiled and ran without error.  I "know" the code itself
is sound since it came out of a very good reference book (Java Examples in a
Nutshell).

Can anyone help with this?  None of my reference books address
this--probably since it's new to Java 1.1.


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