Class component of cap file

Question

My class.cap structure is 06 00 0C 00 80 03 .....
tag and size values are understood from the above format.. I am not using any remote classes in my code. How to interpret the 00 80 values. Do they provide
the interfaces[] or classes[] structure. Please help me out in understanding class.cap

Answer 1

Well, I tried different ways and nothing can reach my expectation :| --> I almost harbour the idea that there's no SuperMethodref for external class as well
However, things written in spec seems to be subtle to me. Let me quote it for you (JC 2.2.1, chap 6.7.2)
The class referenced in the CONSTANT_SuperMethodref_info structure must be the class that defines the method that contains the Java language-level super invocation.
The token item of the CONSTANT_SuperMethodref_info structure represents the virtual method token (Section 4.3.7.6, “Virtual Methods” on page 4-9) of the referenced method. Unlike in the CONSTANT_VirtualMethodref_info structure, the virtual method token is defined within the scope of the hierarchy of the superclass of the class indicated by the class item. If the referenced method is public or protected the high bit of the token item is zero. If the referenced method is package-visible the high bit of the token item is one. In the latter case the class item must represent a reference to a class defined in this package and at least one superclass of the class that contains a definition of the virtual method must also be defined in this package.
Perhaps I'm not good at English (I'm not a native speaker), but would you mind to bold the line which tells us about the absence of SuperMethodref for external class in the whole definition above