JavaScript works when saving file as Dynamic or Static but not 6.0 compatible

Question

I need to be make required fields not required when a form is submitted from a specific button. This gives the user the ability to save the form without having to complete it. I have this working using the following script when the form is saved as Dynamic or Static.
for (var i = 0; i < xfa.host.numPages; i++)
var fields = xfa.layout.pageContent(i, "field");
for (var j = 0; j < fields.length; j++)
var field = fields.item(j);
field.mandatory = "disabled";
But when the form is saved as Adobe 6.0 Compatible, it does not work. Can anybody explain to me why this is? And possibly help me convert this so it will work with Adobe 6.0 forms.
Thanks
Nate

Answer 1

But if I run that in terminal I get this:
anthony-computer:~ anthonyjk$ java -version
java version "1.5.0_13"Yes - commandline/Terminal, that's what I meant.
So long as the program doesn't use any 1.6-only features, then will it will compile OK both at school (using1.6) and at home (using 1.5). Eclipse can be told to produce .class files that are compatible with a particular runtime. In your case the school compiler was producing 1.6 class files that are no good when you take them home. Hence the need to recompile, telling Eclipse you want 1.5 compatible .class files.
Or - as I mentioned - download and install the most recent JDK for use at home. There'll be less confusion that way