The problem was the version of GNU gettext program msgfmt (message format,
v0.13). This program is used to create Java class files for the translation
messages for Jmol.jar specifically (not the applet). msgfmt 0.13 does not
support the --java2 flag that tells it to create class files compatible
with Java 1.1. Instead, it was creating class files of version Java 1.8
(major.minor 52.0), and since all of the rest of Jmol is produced as Java
1.6 code, that's incompatible with Java 1.8 classes. The change occurred
when I upgraded to Java 1.8 on my computer.
It's fixed now, because I found the 0.19 Windows version of msgfmt, used
the --java2 flag, and recompiled.
Bob
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