Package doesnot exist

Hi,

I am trying to write a test suite using Junit for a package. The package "Apps.Local.London.SWIFTParser" compiles and runs fine.

When I try to import the package in my testcase java file and try to compile it, I get the following error:-

SWIFTParserTest.java:10: package Apps.Local.London.SWIFTParser does not exist

import Apps.Local.London.SWIFTParser.SwiftParser;

^

The package is added in the classpath. I have this in my .cshrc

setenv CLASSPATH /home/santsat/dev/Magellan/Development/8/8.01/JIRA-1788394-SWIFTParsing/Apps/Local/London/SWIFTParser/SwiftParser.class:${CLASSPATH}

Any thoughts on as to what might be causing this issue?

[697 byte] By [chabhia] at [2007-11-27 2:06:29]
# 1

> I am trying to write a test suite using Junit for a

> package. The package "Apps.Local.London.SWIFTParser"

> compiles and runs fine.

Still you might want to make it stick to the naming conventions.

> When I try to import the package in my testcase java

> file and try to compile it, I get the following

> error:-

>

> SWIFTParserTest.java:10: package

> Apps.Local.London.SWIFTParser does not exist

> import Apps.Local.London.SWIFTParser.SwiftParser;

> ^

> . I have this in my .cshrc

>

> setenv CLASSPATH

> /home/santsat/dev/Magellan/Development/8/8.01/JIRA-178

> 8394-SWIFTParsing/Apps/Local/London/SWIFTParser/SwiftP

> arser.class:${CLASSPATH}

Maybe you want to set the classpath to the package root (/home/santsat/dev/Magellan/Development/8/8.01/JIRA-1788394-SWIFTParsing/), not the class file.

CeciNEstPasUnProgrammeura at 2007-7-12 1:53:43 > top of Java-index,Java Essentials,New To Java...
# 2
I agree..the naming conventions are not taken careoff...and found the issue also...my ant script was copying the class files to another folder and my classpath didnot contain that path...Thanks for your help and time.
chabhia at 2007-7-12 1:53:43 > top of Java-index,Java Essentials,New To Java...