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I would like to know how to compile a package from the classes I am
including below.  Then I would like to know how to access the package when
the .class files are left in the directory with the package name, using the
method:

javac -classpath .; blah blah blah

I am using JDK1.3 on win98.  I have no CLASSPATH set on my computer.   Here
are the classes I created and their directories, and what I tried to do:

directory structure:
D:\
---java
--------Animals
---------------Dogs
--------------------Spaniel.java
--------------------Poodle.java
--------------------TestDogs.java
--------Chap5
---------------TestPackage.java


Spaniel.java:
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package Animals.Dogs;
public class Spaniel
{
 public static void speak()
 {
  System.out.println("ruff...ruff..I am a Spaniel!");
 }

}
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Poodle.java:
==================
package Animals.Dogs;
public class Poodle
{
 public static void speak()
 {
  System.out.println("yip..yip..I am a poodle.");
 }
}
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TestDogs.java:
===================
package Animals.Dogs;
public class TestDogs
{
 public static void main(String[] args)
 {
  Spaniel.speak();
  Poodle.speak();
  System.out.println("This is the class TestDogs");
 }
}
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TestPackage.java:
====================
import Animals.Dogs.*;
public class TestPackage
{
 public static void main(String[] args)
 {
  Spaniel.speak();
  Poodle.speak();
  System.out.println("This class is in not in the package.");
 }
}
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To compile the package, I used this command:

D:\java\Animals\Dogs>javac -classpath D:\java TestDogs.java

and all the .class files for Poodle.java, Spaniel.java, and TestDogs.java
appeared in the folder D:\java\Animals\Dogs.  Then I tried to access the
package from TestPackage.java in the D:\java\Chap5 directory:

D:\java\Chap5>javac -classpath .;D:\java\Animals\Dogs TestPackage.java

and I get this output:
===================
TestPackage.java:1: package Animals.Dogs does not exist
import Animals.Dogs.*;
^
TestPackage.java:6: cannot access Spaniel
bad class file: D:\java\Animals\Dogs\Spaniel.class
class file contains wrong class: Animals.Dogs.Spaniel
Please remove or make sure it appears in the correct subdirectory of the
classpa
th.
                Spaniel.speak();
                ^
2 errors
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Then I tried this:

D:\java\Chap5>javac -classpath .;D:\java TestPackage.java

which seemed to compile because I got this:

D:\java\Chap5>

so, I entered:

D:\java\Chap5>java TestPackage

which gave me this output:
================
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
Animals/Dogs/Spaniel
        at TestPackage.main(TestPackage.java:6)
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