On 5/7/06, aaron smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chris,
Ok, thats what I figured about updating the package stuff. Now what
about recompiling that java class also so its output as
Application.class. Do you know what I mean? Do I just use the java
compiler to compile it. will it output a .class file? Then also, when
you talk about Spring context. I don't know what you mean. Is it just a
config file? could you elaborate a bit more.
thanks man
smith
Chris Allen wrote:
> Hi Arron,
>
> Yeah, if you move your classes to different directories, then you need
> to update their packages to reflect the change. It's pretty much the
> same as it works in ActionScript. The only additional thing is to make
> sure this is reflected in the Spring configuration too.
>
> So, if you have your Application class in
> com/ex/hf/newlocation/Application.class then you will need to set its
> package to "package com.ex.hf.newlocation;" and in the Spring context
> refer to it as com.ex.hf.newlocation.Application.
>
> I hope that helps.
>
> -Chris
>
> On 5/6/06, aaron smith < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> hey,
>>
>> yeah I restarted. the service. I'm wondering if it's because the
>> Application.class / Application .java class definitions is different
>> becacuse I moved it into another directory. So like wouldn't I need to
>> redifine the class definition (com.ex.ht.whatever) to say
>> (com.ex.hf.newlocation ) see? shouldn't I have to change that and
>> recompile it or something?
>>
>> thanks man
>>
>>
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