JDK 1.3, TextPad 1.4, and Windows 2000.

[Commander ABE]

I have a problem.
I'm a beginner in Java and my techer told me to use TextPad.
The cmpiling works well. But when I'm running programs that's where the problem occur. (See the image below file)

Here's the problem:


(http://www.geocities.com/commander_abe/problem1.jpg)

I've already defined the path variables in Windows:

(http://www.geocities.com/commander_abe/problem2.jpg)

What do I need to do?

[Dillinger4]

Yeah teachers love to use those fancy editors. My teacher was big on edit plus at least i think that's what
it was called. I perfer to code in plain old note pad because it pushes you to understand the language better instead of coddling you. If your teacher is teaching you Java why isnt he using FORTE which is an IDE especially designed to be used with Java?

What is the problem? For some reason your web page cant be found.

[sail3005]

Yeah, i would not use a text editor for java. JBuilder is what i use, it is free and very good. http://www.borland.com

[Commander ABE]

But how do I solve this problem?

[sail3005]

I could help a little more if i could see what the errors are. (your images don't work)

[sail3005]

You could just describe the problem.

[sail3005]

As for problem 1:

Try declaring the class as public or private. That may fix it.

[billrogers]

you need to declare the class as public, java defaults I believe to package if no specifier is given which in your class would not allow it to work. It cant find the file for only subclasses or classes within that package are able to see it.

[Commander ABE]

It's working!
in my class (not a Java class ) it worked without the declaration at the beginning.