Compile error with IDLJ generated java files.

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I have located these classes in rt.jar but including this jar in CLASSPATH gives
a version '48.0' is too recent error.
Thanks
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PLEASE IGNORE THIS MESSAGE. I HAVE RESOLVED THIS ISSUE.
"Ramesh Nadella" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
When compiling the IDLJ generated java files, javac is not able to recognize
org.omg.CORBA.ObjectHelper
classs. Looks like the import is not finding this class.
I have located these classes in rt.jar but including this jar in CLASSPATH
gives
a version '48.0' is too recent error.
Thanks
Ramesh

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