How to decompile new class specification

Hello:
I tried to decompile some class files that I compiled with jdk1.6, however I got a problem, since it seems that class specification have changed. I tried jdec, jad, jode, cavaj, jreverse, jcavaj, and none of them has been updated to support the new specification (49 and/or 50), so I'd like to know if somebody of you know about any updated decompiler.
Thanks

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