class not found problem running sisc in emacs

Hi,

When running Sisc inside Emacs, it can not find my classes:

(import s2j)
(java-class 'atest)
=>  Error in java/class: class atest not found


Is there a way I can force sisc to find my classes? I have tried the 
following (without luck):

1. (class-path-extension-append! (list "file:/home/kjetil/hurtigmixer/src/"))
2. Adding /home/kjetil/hurtigmixer/src/ to the CLASSPATH in the script
    starting sisc.
3. Adding /home/kjetil/hurtigmixer/src/ to the -classpath argument in the
    script starting sisc.
4. Removing any arguments that might have been passed on from emacs when
    starting sisc.
5. Evaluating (cd "/home/kjetil/hurtigmixer/src/") in emacs-lisp before
    starting sisc.
6. Starting emacs like this: "cd /home/kjetil/hurtigmixer/src && emacs"
7. Search the internet for solutions.



It used to work before, and I recently upgraded emacs to 21.4.2. My 
previous version was probably 21.4.1 or something. Earlier it was enough 
to load a file in the directory where my classes are before starting sisc 
inside emacs. This doesn't seem to work anymore.

I guess I can downgrade emacs (although it takes a bit of time to compile 
up), but I'm afraid that the problem might show up again. (it might not 
work to downgrade either).


Any ideas what to do? I'm running out of them here.



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