Re: Duplicate Class Names

[Kristen Henry <klhnry@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>From a best practices point of view, you want to declare the actual classes 
>you will use in
your Class if it is practical.  It is both self documenting and minimizes 
duplication
issues.  If you still need to use a duplicate Class name in the code, then you 
must fully
qualify them by full name, including the packages.

Kristen

Nick Leonessa wrote:

> I need some help with a duplicate Class problem.
>
> For example purposes lets assume that I am using 2 imports
>
>     import aimport.*
>     import bimport.*
>
> Both have a class named "File"
>
> How would I distinguish in my code which one I want to use?
>
> As an example:
>
>     File name = new File( e.getActionCommand() );
>
> Thanks.
>
> Nick
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