Compile a set of java files for a sudoku program

I wanted to study a full fledged sudoku built in java..

I came across this sudoku at sourceforge.net.

You can download the source code from here..

http://sourceforge.net/projects/play...ysudoku/1.0.1/

After extracting the files,i don't know how to compile all these files one by one..

i mean which should be compiled first and which one later..

Can anyone please help me in compiling all these source files and executing the program?

Plus i've noticed none of these files contain a class which contains the main function. So i also don't know from where will the execution start.

...why don't you just compile all of them? An IDE should do it for you, or if you're doing it by command line, can't you just do something like javac *.java?

And welcome to the forums, but this is probably something you should be asking the members of the project.

okay..i will try by using both of these methods..

yes i tried to..but there's no help available at sourceforge.net. No email ids of developers are given.

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im sorry. these were different sites. so i thought i should do it to get a quick reply.

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okay. i get it :). wont do it again mate. thanks..:)

thanks. it worked out. eclipse did it automatically :)