Is there any way to force java to recognize the unnamed package from a named package?
In order to complete a project, I need to alter a class file in a named package.

I cannot put it into the unnamed package; it is imported itself from other classes.

I cannot put all the dependencies into named packages, they are also relied upon by other classes.

My goal is to force javac through whatever means necessary to allow imports from the unnamed package. It's bad practice, but I have no other choice.

OR, how would I go about putting all of the imported classes into a package WITHOUT recompiling them, and referencing that package, in order to compile the target class, and then remove those references after compile?
Is there any way to force java to recognize the unnamed package from a named package?
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In order to complete a project, I need to alter a class file in a named package.

I cannot put it into the unnamed package; it is imported itself from other classes.

I cannot put all the dependencies into named packages, they are also relied upon by other classes.

My goal is to force javac through whatever means necessary to allow imports from the unnamed package. It's bad practice, but I have no other choice.

OR, how would I go about putting all of the imported classes into a package WITHOUT recompiling them, and referencing that package, in order to compile the target class, and then remove those references after compile?