Re: package und static classes

From:
Hendrik Maryns <hendrik_maryns@despammed.com>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.help
Date:
Wed, 21 Feb 2007 10:40:05 +0100
Message-ID:
<erh41l$f9l$1@newsserv.zdv.uni-tuebingen.de>
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Szin schreef:

Hi!
Im new to Java and hav a Problem compiling a package:
To Simplest classes are in my package. When ich try to compile the
second it gave me a "Cannoc find symbol : variable MyTestClass"
pointing to the MyTestClass behind "double z="
Any suggestions? How can i declare that MyTestClass is not a variable
but a static class?
Tnx,
Andr??

// File mypackage\MyTestClass

public class MyTestClass
{
  static public double myTestAdd( double a, double b )
  {
        return a+b;//z;
  }
}

// FIle mypackage\MyWebServiceClass2

package mypackage;

public class MyWebServiceClass2
{
  public double myWebServiceAdd( double a, double b )
  {
    double z = MyTestClass.myTestAdd(a,b);//MyJNIClass.myJNIAdd(a, b);
        return z;
  }
}


You need to import MyTestClass into this class, or use its fully
qualified name. That is, either

// FIle mypackage\MyWebServiceClass2

package mypackage;

// THIS
import mypackage.MyTestClass;

public class MyWebServiceClass2
{
  public double myWebServiceAdd( double a, double b )
  {
    double z = MyTestClass.myTestAdd(a,b);//MyJNIClass.myJNIAdd(a, b);
        return z;
  }
}

or

// FIle mypackage\MyWebServiceClass2

package mypackage;

public class MyWebServiceClass2
{
  public double myWebServiceAdd( double a, double b )
  {
//THIS
    double z =
mypackage.MyTestClass.myTestAdd(a,b);//MyJNIClass.myJNIAdd(a, b);
        return z;
  }
}

HTH, H.
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