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Re: Problem with Java-IDL bridge with custom Java object [message #75828] Thu, 28 April 2011 13:40
Matt[4] is currently offline  Matt[4]
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On Apr 28, 11:21 am, Scott E <srel...@viawest.net> wrote:
> Alternatively you could run the workbench with the 1.6 jvm by editing
> the idlde.ini file to point to the 1.6 JVM on your system instead of
> the 1.5 JVM that shipped with IDL 7.1.

Thanks for the suggestion. However, it isn't applicable in this
situation as I'm not using the idlde and I can't rely on idlde being
available to people using the software.
Re: Problem with Java-IDL bridge with custom Java object [message #75829 is a reply to message #75828] Thu, 28 April 2011 13:37 Go to previous message
Matt[4] is currently offline  Matt[4]
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On Apr 28, 11:19 am, Scott E <srel...@viawest.net> wrote:
> UnsupportedClassVersionError means you are trying to load a class
> compiled with java 1.6 into a 1.5 JVM. Be sure and compile your custom
> java class with a 1.5 javac and it should work.
> Cheers,
> Scott

Thanks. This turned out to be the problem; I feel I should have
caught it quicker myself. As I only have javac 1.6 I had to do javac -
target 1.5 ....
Re: Problem with Java-IDL bridge with custom Java object [message #75832 is a reply to message #75829] Thu, 28 April 2011 08:21 Go to previous message
Scott[1] is currently offline  Scott[1]
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Alternatively you could run the workbench with the 1.6 jvm by editing
the idlde.ini file to point to the 1.6 JVM on your system instead of
the 1.5 JVM that shipped with IDL 7.1.
Re: Problem with Java-IDL bridge with custom Java object [message #75833 is a reply to message #75832] Thu, 28 April 2011 08:19 Go to previous message
Scott[1] is currently offline  Scott[1]
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UnsupportedClassVersionError means you are trying to load a class
compiled with java 1.6 into a 1.5 JVM. Be sure and compile your custom
java class with a 1.5 javac and it should work.
Cheers,
Scott
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