Re: How to compile using non packaged classes
Sumant Sankaran wrote:
Thomas Hawtin wrote:
Sumant Sankaran wrote:
package a.b;
Sample a =new Sample();
I have got a class.jar that contains just Sample.class ( no package or
anything,just the class file)
You cannot import from a default package. To use the compiled class
unaltered, you would need to move your class into the same package.
Please dont ask me to put the Sample.class in a package , I wont be
able to do that since that jar is actually already available.
Can I ask you to give the person responsible a slap?
Unfortunately this was done when the project was being done using
jdk1.3 and importing classes alone was allowed. :(
Thanks for the response Tom
Tom Hawtin
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Please kindly ignore my last post as that won't work either.
What you can do is create a new class in the default package that
references your Sample.class file and your a.b.Sample1.class. You just
can't reference the default package from another package.
Can anybody explain why that limitation would exist?
Thanks,
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