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How to use jdk1.4 for j2me development

 
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Hi everyone
I tried to preverify a class where I have jdk1.4 installed in my computer. It shows an error as "Error preverifying class Howdy: Class loading error:Bad major version number". Kindly help me to solve this problem
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Jeyaveerapandian K
 
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Hello.
I tried to preverify a class where I have jdk1.4 installed in my computer. It shows an error as "Error preverifying class Howdy: Class loading error:Bad major version number". Kindly help me to solve this problem
I am not quite sure where your problem comes from but the usual way of making a JAR from your source code is the following:

tmpclasses-folder and output-folder are used to place compiled classes and verified classes into. Take care to include the midpapi-archive so that both the compiler and the preverifier know what you want to do.
Christian Wolf
 
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Dear Christian Wolf
After I tried what you said also I am having the same error I stated earlier. Please let me know about any version incompatibility
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Jeyaveerapandian
 
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