Unsupported major.minor version 48.0

[steve nicholls]

I've created JAR for some web code to put on our test machine. Originally this was running smoothly, and then I changed the JVM to jdk1.4.2 (to compile some Regular Expression code). After uploading this code, I got the following error on an object I've never had problems with before.

failed with java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: arc/web/servlets/pub/GetSoeOrder (Unsupported major.minor version 48.0) for arc.web.servlets.pub.GetSoeOrder

I got rid of the Regular Expression and changed the JVM back to the "detected JVM" setting (which is the eclipse JRE). I rebuilt all the code, but I'm still getting this error when I re-JAR the code and stick it on the test box.

Any suggestions?

Steve

FYI: I'm using:
WebSphere Studio Application Developer Integration Edition

Version: 5.0.0
Build id: 20030205_0822
[ May 19, 2004: Message edited by: steve nicholls ]

[steve nicholls]

Okay, I've been wrestling with this one for a day, and I'm still running into problems. I was able to load the same code from a different machine to the test box and it works correctly .

So now the error seems to be originating from just this machine. I removed all the projects, ears, etc... from this machine and then I set the JVM back to its default (eclipse JVM, which works on the other machines). I shut down WSAD and the machine. Started WSAD up and created all the projects again with the original baseline code, then I rebuilt all the code. However when I create the JAR and put it on the test box (from this machine) I'm still getting the same error:


failed with java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: arc/web/servlets/pub/GetSoeOrder (Unsupported major.minor version 48.0) for arc.web.servlets.pub.GetSoeOrder

Can anyone please shed some light this issue so I can keep my sanity.

Thanks!!!
Steve

[Roshan Lal]

Try changing JRE to Websphere v5.1. The point is the JRE you use
must be able to support JDK 1.4. I have faced this problem and solved
this by changing the JRE.

HTH
Roshan

[Roshan Lal]

Correction to my previous post. The version you said you are using is 5.0.0; that does not support JDK 1.4. The version 5.1.1 supports JDK 1.4.