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| Re: Error while trying to save .java files [message #1807225 is a reply to message #1807205] |
Sat, 25 May 2019 03:42  |
 Ed Merks
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Registered: July 2009 |
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You're showing command line invocations of javac and asking about that, but that's not longer an Eclipse question. You don't need javac when using Eclipse; the Java files are compiled by Eclipse's own compiler. If you want to use javac for some other reason, you should Google about how javac is used. For example, your command window shows that you're in folder that does not contain the *.java files so of course javac can't find them. And in general you're going to have to use more options that what you're showing. If these are very simple Java files without a package declarations and no imports from libraries other than those in the JDK, you should make sure that your command window's current directory is the directory where those *.java files are located.
Ed Merks
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