---<br />Regards,<br />Martin
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Originally posted by Stan James:
The -CP tells the java command where to start looking for classes. The package path on the classname has to match the directory structure from that point. Check and see if your directories look like this:
If that's all correct, we'll try to figure out what to check next.
---<br />Regards,<br />Martin
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go to the classes directory
and type to compile the application class and everything it needs (that's not compiled already). The compiler will figure out the dependencies for you.
---<br />Regards,<br />Martin
Regards,<br />Subhash Bhushan.
Originally posted by Agni Vartula:
IMHO...
1. Its not a good idea to start java with "Head First Design Patterns". Maybe you should get "Head First Java" first or "Just Java", get some experience with the concepts of Java programming and then leap on the design pattern bandwagon. You can buy the book at the following links:
--> Head First Java
--> Just Java 2
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Regards,<br />Subhash Bhushan.
---<br />Regards,<br />Martin
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