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    Question Accessing Package from a Different Directory

    I have created package in D drive. It exists in D:\ramesh\ directory

    package ramesh;
    public class sourcee
    {
    public void display()
    {
    System.out.println("Source Package");
    }
    }


    I have my another source file in E Drive.It exists in E:\Java


    import ramesh.sourcee; // How to change import statement?
    class deestination
    {
    public static void main(String args[])
    {
    sourcee ss=new sourcee();
    ss.display();
    }
    }



    How do I make import statement to refer to D:\ramesh since my program is in E;\ drive.. ?

    Please help....


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    Default Re: Accessing Package from a Different Directory

    @Darryl: I'm new to both the forum . Is both are same? I couldn't get answer for my question yet !

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    Default Re: Accessing Package from a Different Directory

    Hi Ramesh,

    You need to add the following

    D:\Ramesh

    to already existing classpath variable in Environment Variables.

    for ex:

    C:\program files\java\lib;D:\Ramesh;

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    Thanks for reply comment ! Is there any way to use the package without setting the environment variable ?

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