I'm an intermediate Java developer that uses JMS, EJB, JDBC, and other J2EE APIs. I'm wondering which version of Java I should be using. I've tried moving from J2SE 1.3.0 to J2SE 1.4 but when I try and compile I get ""Control.java": Error #: 750 : initialization error: com.borland.compiler.symtab.LoadError: class file has wrong version 48.0". Then if I try to use J2EE 1.3.1 I get this error ""Control.java": Error #: 750 : initialization error: com.borland.compiler.symtab.LoadError: neither class nor source found for java.lang.Object". Any help here? Thanks in advance. [ May 14, 2002: Message edited by: Chris Stewart ]
Roy Ben Ami
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i dont know why are you getting those errors, but in my opinion if you are using EJB and other enterprise classes why not just d/l the J2EE which has everything included with it?
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Are you using JBuilder or some IDE? It looks like an IDE configuration problem.
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Chris Stewart
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Yeah, I'm using JBuilder 5.
Cindy Glass
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Well lets move this to the IDE forum and see if someone over there can help you.
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Originally posted by Chris Stewart: I'm an intermediate Java developer that uses JMS, EJB, JDBC, and other J2EE APIs. I'm wondering which version of Java I should be using. I've tried moving from J2SE 1.3.0 to J2SE 1.4 but when I try and compile I get ""Control.java": Error #: 750 : initialization error: com.borland.compiler.symtab.LoadError: class file has wrong version 48.0". Then if I try to use J2EE 1.3.1 I get this error ""Control.java": Error #: 750 : initialization error: com.borland.compiler.symtab.LoadError: neither class nor source found for java.lang.Object". Any help here? Thanks in advance. [ May 14, 2002: Message edited by: Chris Stewart ]
JBuilder 5 won't work with JDK 1.4 unfortunately. If you have to use JBuilder, JBuilder 6 will apparently work with 1.4.
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I've tried moving from J2SE 1.3.0 to J2SE 1.4 Then if I try to use J2EE 1.3.1 .....
Note that J2EE is to be used in conjunction with J2SE, not just by itself. -Graff [ July 19, 2002: Message edited by: Roger Graff ] [ July 19, 2002: Message edited by: Roger Graff ]
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