I am going through this code I inherited and have found a section of that
does not appear to work correctly.  The code is taking a SourceDocument and
trying to find the main class using an Identifier.  I think the name it is
using with the Identifier is incorrect.  Here is the code, I have added
comments:

        ClassElement syncElement = null;
        Identifier id = Identifier.create(getName());  // getName() returns
a string "com.portfolio.Test1"

        SourceElement source = getSourceElementFromSourceFile(); //Returns a
valid SourceDocument
        Task task = source.prepare();
        task.waitFinished();

        /* This code I added for a check */
        ClassElement[] ce = source.getClasses();  //Only one class is return
which is correct
        for( int i=0; i<ce.length; i++){
           System.out.println("Found Class in
Source:"+ce[i].getSignature());  //Prints out "com/portfolio/Test1"
        }
        /* */

        System.out.println("Now trying to find id:"+id.getFullName() );
//Prints out "com.portfolio.Test1"
        syncElement = source.getClass(id);  //Always returns null!

The question is, what is the format of the String needed to be passed to the
create method of  the Identifier?  I think this line is bad:

        Identifier id = Identifier.create(getName());  // getName() returns
a string "com.portfolio.Test1"

it should be not with "." but with "/" like this:

        Identifier id = Identifier.create("com/portfolio/Test1");

>>Follow up, changing the "." to "/" didn't work as well