From a script, how to make a call to a class with package name?

[Daniel Jin]

With -classpath both in the myTest.scala file or outside when I call "scala -classpath ./TestObject.jar myTest.scala", I always get this error:

myTest.scala:6: error: not found: value test

import test.mypackage.TestObject

       ^

myTest.scala:8: error: not found: value TestObject

TestObject.printCurrentDate()

^

two errors found

Any ideal how do I import classpath jar file properly?

[som-snytt]

If you run scala to compile scripts, it starts a compile daemon. It's called a daemon because it is evil; although classically, daemons are not demons per se.

You can exit a running daemon with fsc -shutdown or similar.

Best practice is maybe while working on the script, use scala -nc to turn off the compile daemon.

The server isn't seeing your new package, I'd guess.