How to use java class that I made in matlab?

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How to use java class that I made in matlab?
I made a package. So, I want to use it in the MATLAB. But I can't do it.
ex) import java.lang.String, which is possible.
But the class that I made is unaccessible. How can I import mine?
or Where should I save my package?
please help me...
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Adam
Adam on 16 Nov 2015
As far as I am aware it should simply be on your path and compiled into .class (I think) files.

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Kirby Fears
Kirby Fears on 16 Nov 2015
Edited: Kirby Fears on 16 Nov 2015
Matlab has a java session that will only see your package if it's on that session's class path. You'll be able to import your package after adding it to the class path using javaaddpath() in Matlab. For example:
filepath = 'C:/mypackage.jar'
javaaddpath(filepath);
import mypackage.Class1; % imports Class 1 within mypackage
Hope this helps.
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JINSOL.KIM
JINSOL.KIM on 17 Nov 2015
I followed your instruction and others. but always this error occured.
I also declare 'package Algo;' in java file.
What should I do more??
please help me...
Kirby Fears
Kirby Fears on 17 Nov 2015
Your classname is "Vector2", not "Vetor2". Does import work when you correct the spelling?

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