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Re-building the class files in JDK 1.6

 
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Hi,


I have some class files which are built in JDK 1.5 version.

Now how can i re-build the existing classes in JDK 1.6 if i upgrade the JDK version?



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Rajesh.B
 
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You do it the same way you did before, except you use the javac in your 1.6 installation instead of the one in your 1.5 installation.
 
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If you are thinking about compatibility, you need not worry. Anything compiled in 1.5 would run on 1.5+ (but not the other way round)
 
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Yes, it will owrk for sure.

But i want to know, is there any possiblity to build with the upgraded JDK version without using the source code?
 
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No
 
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Yes, it will work, but as you have already been told, it is completely unnecessary.
 
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To be clear, Maneesh's "No" was an answer to this question:

Rajesh Balu wrote:But i want to know, is there any possiblity to build with the upgraded JDK version without using the source code?


You cannot rebuild your project with a new JDK version if you don't have the source code for the project.

(And as others have said, it's not necessary to rebuild your project with the newer JDK version).
 
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Thanks Everyone....
 
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