Compiler ignores changes in a java class

Hi,
I made changes to the java class code, compiles correctly and not execute this new java code. The new code is ignored for the jdeveloper. I tried with several version like jdk1.4.2_06, jdk1.4.2_12,jdk1.4.2_13,jdk1.4.2_17. I need to work with 1.4.2.
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
too many missing information make it hard to give any useful answer to this
- which version of JDeveloper
- what is the java code you compile
- in which context do you execute the code ?
Frank

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