How do you submit java?

[chucklechops]

My submission compiles and runs fine.
So I paste it into the box and send it.

"class LifeTheUniverse is public, should be declared in a file named LifeTheUniverse.java
public class LifeTheUniverse {"

Ok, I think, that's pretty stupid so I upload the actual file, LifeTheUniverse.java, instead. Same error.
Then I notice that the error message is found in a file called 'Main.java', so I change my class name to Main and try again. This time I get

"The program compiled successfully, but Main.class was not found.
Class Main should contain method: public static void main (String[] args)."

Obviously, my submission has a main method so what's going on? Is the java judge busted? I can't find any guidelines in the faq. Anyone know how to do this?
TIA

[noix]

My submission compiles and runs fine.
So I paste it into the box and send it.

"class LifeTheUniverse is public, should be declared in a file named LifeTheUniverse.java
public class LifeTheUniverse {"

Ok, I think, that's pretty stupid so I upload the actual file, LifeTheUniverse.java, instead. Same error.
Then I notice that the error message is found in a file called 'Main.java', so I change my class name to Main and try again. This time I get

"The program compiled successfully, but Main.class was not found.
Class Main should contain method: public static void main (String[] args)."

Obviously, my submission has a main method so what's going on? Is the java judge busted? I can't find any guidelines in the faq. Anyone know how to do this?
TIA

Please look at:
spoj.pl/forum/viewtopic.php?t=37

It's a working TEST code in Java. You can just paste it to SPOJ and should get "AC".

I know this "Main" class thing is somewhat unelegant, but I guess it isn't too bad for short programs.

Noix

[chucklechops]

Cheers, finally got it working. The only thing I can see that could have tripped it up was my using imports.

Interesting sample solution. I took it that the solution required bounds checks for non-integers and numbers with greater than 2 digits.

Thanks again,
dave