Load java gives invlaid column name error

i am using JDK 1.2 and Oracle Jserver 8.1.6
when i try using loadjava to load a class
using the command -
loadjava -u username/[email protected] - v -t - force myClass.class
the system comes up with the following -
initialization complete
loading : myClass
creating : myClass
Error while retreiving errors for myClass
ORA-00904 : invalid column name
loadjava :1 errors
I am not refering to any table/column in the class. its just a simple text returning class
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