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Problem with package statement\

 
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hi friends,

here is a small java program

package com.raghu.scjp.chapter1;
public class JavaBeans{
public static void main(String args[]){
SubJavaBeans jb=new SubJavaBeans();
jb.setSize(10);
jb.isStatus();
System.out.println(jb.isStatus());
jb.setStatus(false);
jb.isStatus();
System.out.println(jb.getSize());
System.out.println(jb.isStatus());
}
}
class SubJavaBeans{
private int size;
private boolean status=true;
public int getSize(){
return size;
}
public void setSize(int size){
this.size=size;
}
public boolean isStatus(){
return status;
}
public void setStatus(boolean status){
this.status=status;
}
}


i have set the classpath and path and java_home variables through the environmental variables in my system.

i am compiling it at commandprompt from d:\raghu folder and the class file is getting placed in the respective d:\raghu\com\raghu\scjp\chapter1 folder

but the problem is that i am getting an error while running the program using 'java' from the commandprompt i'm getting the 'noclassfoundererror' when i try to run from both d:\raghu and d:\raghu\com\raghu\scjp\chapter1

the entire issue is not there when i comment the first line and compile and run it at the same place..

can anyone please help me sort out the problem and suggest how to run this program successfully using the package statement
 
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are you using this command

java JavaBeans

or this one

java com.raghu.scjp.chapter1.JavaBeans


Also raghu please Use Code Tags to make your program more readable...
 
raghu yeggina
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Hi Ankit,

i have been using

java JavaBeans

instead of packagename.classname syntax as you have specified. I have rectified it now.

Thanks a lot for the reply and also i am ignorant of the code tags before the earlier post and promise to use

them from now. Sorry for the inconvenience as i am new to Posting topics here.

Bye.
 
Ankit Garg
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raghu yeggina wrote:Thanks a lot for the reply and also i am ignorant of the code tags before the earlier post and promise to use
them from now. Sorry for the inconvenience as i am new to Posting topics here.
Bye.



No problem buddy, No Need To Say Sorry
 
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