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I am in a sub domain subdomain.site.com and there is a java package higher up in the root directory at /usr/share/sphinx/api/java.
The typical thing to do to import this package would be to write
import sphinx.api.java;
However when I just do that, I get a package does not exist error.
What’s the solution to this? Some sort of path definition?
(Im on Linux CentOS)
That isn’t a package, that is a directory structure. I seriously doubt that is a actual package definition. If a class is there, it probably is in the
defaultpackage which in the newer JDKs can’t be imported.