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James Perkins skrev:
We have our development box on V6R1. If I go into QShell (or PASE) and type
"java PropDump", I get a NoClassDefFoundError exception. If I type "java
-Djava.version=1.5 PropDump", it works. I can actually run it at version
1.4, 1.5, or 1.6.

Anybody else on V6R1 have this problem? If I add try a class in the
classpath I set, it works without the -D option.

Just thought this was odd, so I thought I would see if anybody else has this
issue.
The PropDump.class file is stored with the Classic JVM, and I believe that in V6R1 the switch to the new J9 JVM has been completed and it is the default so it is not available.

You can always create an executable Jar with those things you really need and copy it in. Eclipse 3.5 has an option to easy build such a jar.

Would a small instructional video be beneficial?

/Thorbjørn

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