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Using Netbeans, I want to put a package into another package. For example in Visual Studio 2008, I can have folder called "Nodes", and another folder inside of Nodes called "Expressions". How do I do this in Netbeans? I think a package in Java is equivalent...
Started by Bobby on
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FYI in Java, it is customary to use all lower New>Java Package....
If your package is called nodes , adding an expressions folder inside of it will create a nodes.expressions package.
You can create subpackages in java.
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Hi,
I've a java package (package A) and I would retrieve a file contained into another package (package B)? How could I do this?
Thanks in advance. Best regards.
Started by Flex_Addicted on
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For example, to import class Bar from package a.b.c.d into your class cannot get the files of a ....
In package a.b.c , you would write:
package a.b.c; import a.b.c.d.Bar; class Foo { }
In Java, youUse the import statement.
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Is there a free package for reading, manipulating and writing ASN.1 in Java?
It must be:
Free Lightweight Self-contained (without external dependencies on, e.g. Apache commons) Java 5 (not Java 6), and Java 4 is preferred.
Started by Software Monkey on
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It compiled clean with no dependencies to Java 3..
Compiling to 55KiB.
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How does one create a package for a Java Project through the Unix command-line?
I am looking to find a way to create a package for my Java files similar to the way Eclipse does, but in the command-line.
Started by NickTFried on
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So I would use
mkdir -p com/oopsconsultancy the appropriate package....
Your.package.name; declaration at the top of each .java file, and stick them all in a /your/package/nameThe package structure is merely a directory structure.
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Is it possible to spoof a part of the standard Java API, by exporting your own bundle that replaces this API? Of course with the same interfaces.
Would it then be possible for other bundles, not to notice that actually they aren't using the java package...
Started by Falx on
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Only catch is that if you specify a class in the 'java' package package name: java.io at java.lang.ClassLoader.preDefineClass(ClassLoader.java:480 the problem, you need to provide your extra classes ....
In principle this is possible.
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I come from a Java background. I am wanting to learn more about concurrency in .Net and C#. Is there something similar to Java's concurrent utils package?
Started by uriDium on
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In 3.5 and earlier) are better than Java without.
The existing capabilities of .NET (i.e.
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For a long time ago, I have thought that, in java, reversing the domain you own for package naming is silly and awkward.
Which do you use for package naming in your projects?
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Yes, I use the reverse domain for the the start of the package, followed by the otherI actually think the reverse domain name package naming is one of the more brilliant conventions of collisions between vendors/companies....
In Java.
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I'm working now together with others in a grails project. I have to write some Java-classes. But I need access to an searchable object created with groovy. It seems, that this object has to be placed in the default-package. My question is: Exists a way...
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Prior to J2SE 1.4 you could import classes from the default... .
Probably I just haven't figured outYou can’t use classes in the default package from a named package.
Artifact (or artefact) that resists being put in a Java package.
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Given a java package x.y.z, can I alias x.y.z to a shorter name, so that i can then refer to java classes inside the package as my-alias.MyJavaClass.
If that isn't possible, I could just import all classes into my namespace, but I don't want to specify...
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What you can do is import each....
Java packages are in a different namespace than Clojure's, so the usual alias tricks won't work.
There isn't any functionality for this (yet).
Import mypackage.*
Will import all classes in a package.
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I am newbie, and just learned that if i define say
package my.first.group.here; ...
then the java file that is in this package will be placed under my/first/group/here directory.
What is the main purpose of putting some java files in a package? also, ...
Started by derrdji on
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From the Wikipedia page on the topic:
"A Java package is a mechanism for organizing Java classes http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/java/package/index.html
In Java it's customary to name", with subpackages....
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