Compile one by one, or all .java-files at once?

I just wanted to know if i have to, or if i can compile all java-files from a package, at the same time, or if i can compile first one file, and then the next.

I ask, because till now i only tried java-applets with 1 .java-file...but now i am doing a bigger project, but i just don't get it to work =((...it won't even compile....so i hope u can help me...

thx, ur Kay

[397 byte] By [Special-K] at [2007-9-26 1:28:57]

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# 1

As far as I know, "javac" (the compiler EXE) can take wildcards, so yes, you can compile all/some/one java file(s) each time.

peeveen at 2007-6-29 1:15:25 >

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# 2

if i allready compiled something of my package...and i want to use those classes, which allready exist....can i include or import them?....i mean....i only want to compile my main-class again..my main .java-file i mean....do u know how to do that?

Special-K at 2007-6-29 1:15:25 >

# 3

compile all classes as javac *.java If you compile a main class which reference othe classes these are automatically recompiled if they are modified, when you compile the main class

shirish_wagh at 2007-6-29 1:15:25 >

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