How to create folder for java packages at run time through the command prompt?

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	How to create folder for java packages at run time through the command prompt? Asked by : Keyur Ashra, MCA student, AESICS Keywords : how to create folder for java packages at run time through the command prompt? Activity: Question posted: 08 03 2010 15:14:05 +0000, 6 answers, 1020 views, last activity 03 20 2012 06:28:00 +0000	Answer

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I want to create 50 packages and for that i require 50folders and i don't want to create them manually, but i know that it is also possible at run-time but not how to do that from the command prompt.If any body have idea please help me.

>javac -d <src> <java files>

i.e.

package p1.p2;

class A { }

* create a folder say src in current directory where you want to place classes mapped with package.

* run the following command.

>java -d src .java

It will create folder hierarchy corresponding to package defined in source code.

src

|_p1

   |_p2

   |_A.class

Try it. I hope problem will be resolved.

regards

Angeline

i.e.

package p1.p2;

class A { }

create a folder say src in current directory where you want to place classes mapped with package.

* run the following command.

>java -d src *.java

It will create folder hierarchy corresponding to package defined in source code.

src

|_p1

   |_p2

   |_A.class

Try it. I hope prob

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by Angeline , B.Tech/B.E. student, mullana | 08 07 2010 06:58:46 +0000

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Answered by Nitin Mehra, Software Developer, ROBOMAN MICROSYSTEMS | 03 20 2012 06:27:59 +0000

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Mr. Devendra is right. you can invoke the dos command or script from the program itself to make the package directory.

Answered by harsh , n/a, n/a | 03 17 2012 13:34:28 +0000

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there is a editing in your answer ::

wrong --> java -d src .java

must use --> javac -d src.java

thanks

Answered by harsh , n/a, n/a | 03 17 2012 13:29:40 +0000

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THANKS Angel---------------------

Answered by Anubhav Jain, B.Tech/B.E. student, BMAS Engineering College ,Agra | 08 05 2010 11:31:41 +0000

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normally you would use the mkdir command on the command prompt to create a directory.

Answered by Devendra Dave, Team Leader -(Technical), Wipro | 08 05 2010 03:26:25 +0000

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