I've seen this before when an installation of Oracle added jdk1.1.8 when I was already using version 1.3...
What does java -version give?
Paul R Gazis wrote:
I'm running the J2SE 1.4.1_04 SDK and Tomcat 4.1.27 under Windows 2000.
The Tomcat installation runs fine, but try as I might, I cannot compile code
that imports any of the servlet classes. Attempts to do so yield that
damnable error message:
Invalid class file format in {my tomcat directory}\common\lib\servlet.jar (javax/servlet/http/HttpServlet.class) wrong version:46, expected 45
Looking through the archives, I can see that this has been an enduring and
popular problem for much of the past year, but I can not locate any references
to the fix. I've tried all the obvious things: different versions of J2SE and
Tomcat, different settings for CLASSPATH, PATH, and other environment
variables, etc. Currently my enviroment variables are set to:
JAVA_HOME -- points to J2SE 1.4.1_04 SDK CLASSPATH={my tomcat directory}\common\lib\servlet.jar PATH -- points to {my JAVA_HOME}\bin
Any suggestions? Surely this is a common problem, for which the solution is well known. I would welcome any help. Thanks!
Paul Gazis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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