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No class Defintion error - Jbuilder being annoying.
I have a JBuilder project that has three classes. One of the classes "XmlParser.java" uses "Link.java" and "Update.java" and compiles and runs perfectly when i open it all using the jbuilder .jpx project file.
However if i open them all seperatly into JBuilder, or even just try and run XmlParser in command prompt, it says the noClassDefinition error stuff.
Also another thing i noticed is that when i even try and compile XmlParser in command prompt it wont work saying theres errors with the Update and Link classes variables and methods etc found in XmlParser. ie its not realising it requires the other classes, even though theyre all in the same package&folder.
Why wont it run as a unit outside of the Jbuilder project, eh, thing?
Thanks, kate
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