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NoSuchMethodError on Linux

 
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Hi,
I've been running one complex and several small engineering applications compiled under Win98 with jdk 1.4.0.01 for over a year. I recently bought a Linux machine (with RH distro) which came with jdk1.3.1_08. Originally the complex app ran fine on the Linux, but after I made a few minor changes to two classes, the next time I ran it on the Linux machine I got the NoSuchMethod Error. Any ideas what's happening, please! Incidentally, the smaller apps compiled under W98 run problem-free on the Linux machine.
Any help appreciated!
Terry
 
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Hi again,
I have to answer my own question to avoid wasting anybody's time. I had modified a class by writing a method incorporating the indexOf method of StringBuffer. This does not seem to be supported in jdk 1.3.1_08. When I restored the application to the previous build everything worked fine. So I'll have to make a decision.
Terry
 
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