I’m pretty new to java and with some googling I haven’t found an answer. I have a JAR file that is correctly added to my classpath. How am I supposed to know what the package name for the jar file is if it is never given to me?
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I’m pretty new to java and with some googling I haven’t found an answer. I have a JAR file that is correctly added to my classpath. How am I supposed to know what the package name for the jar file is if it is never given to me?
jar is a normal zip file. open this file and look at the directory structure.
/org/apache/xyz/MyClass.class
will be
import org.apache.xyz.MyClass;