Where to find Java Class File Specification for Java 5.0?

Where to find Java Class File Specification for Java 5.0?
thank you in advance.

same place you found it for 1.4Can u give more details? I thought the class spec for Java 1.4 is the same as Java 1.2.
anyone can tell where to find Java Class File Specification for Java 5.0?
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