hello.
i need help about packages.
Let me put a scenario to see if it's possible to do this.
on a root dir i have a java class that is from package A.
then on the same dir, but one level up i have dir B, all files in dir B are from package B.
file: a.java (package A)
dir B
b1.java (package B)
b2.java (package B)
My question is:
can i acess the methods and members from the dir B ? How ?
Thank you.
This won't work. classes that are in packages must be located in a directory tree that mirrors the package name. Fo for your example, it should be like this:
Root Dir
|--dir A
|--A.java
|--Dir B
|--B1.java
|--B2.java
that is your root dir has a sub dir called A, with a class a, and a sub dir B, which has the b! and B2 classes
the package statement would be
//for a.java
package A;
//for b1.java and b2.java
package A.B;
~Tim
Message was edited by:
SomeoneElse
to answer the access portion of the question
if you want to use the b1 or b2 classes in a, than in a, you need to do an import
import A.B.b1;
