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Unfortunately the problem class is one from a commercial package, that I
don't have the source for. The vendor is looking into it, but I needed it
to work ASAP. I think you're right about the compiler though, they probably
compiled it with some nonstandard compiler like an older J++ or somethi
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Try compiling your class with a different compiler. I had the same problem a
few months ago, and it was my compiler, JBuilder. Jikes found that there was an
error in the source.
Ross
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I hadn't, but I just tried it and it works now. This will do fine until the
authors of the renegade class file figure out what the real problem is.
Thankyouthankyou!
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>Did you try running JServ with the -noverify command line option?
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>Damian
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>Jason Proctor wrote:
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Did you try running JServ with the -noverify command line option?
Damian
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> OK so I went up from 1.0b5 to 1.0 and I'm still getting the class format
> errors. I was thinking it might have been a Blackdown VM problem, but as
> it's failing on the NT box in an id
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OK so I went up from 1.0b5 to 1.0 and I'm still getting the class format
errors. I was thinking it might have been a Blackdown VM problem, but as
it's failing on the NT box in an identical fashion under the Sun VM I'm
reasonably sure it's a JServ issue. Is JServ's class loader significantly
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