[Cyberduck-trac] [Cyberduck] #5586: UnsupportedClassVersionError

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#5586: UnsupportedClassVersionError
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    Reporter:  https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id?id=aitoawmzjwsjlt1dqmrmsn6ss6yutv2n5wdixhw  |        Owner:               
        Type:  defect                                                                            |       Status:  reopened     
    Priority:  high                                                                              |    Milestone:               
   Component:  core                                                                              |      Version:  3.8.1        
    Severity:  normal                                                                            |   Resolution:               
    Keywords:  launch                                                                            |     Platform:  Mac OS X 10.6
Architecture:  Intel                                                                             |  
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Comment (by dkocher):

 Replying to [comment:8 jnd]:
 > Hi David, there seem to be two or three issues beneath the surface.
 Either way, I think it's a bug with Apple's Java Application Launcher.
 FYI, my JVM preferences were:

 The combination of this list and the default setting `1.5+` for
 `JVMVersion` in Info.plist *should* select Java 6. Looks like a bug in the
 application launcher, yes.

 > Secondly, I noticed that I was missing the 32-bit version of Java 6
 (i386). I manually inserted it into my Host-specific preferences. That is,
 I edited
 "~/Library/Preferences/ByHost/com.apple.java.JavaPreferences.*.plist".

 Does it launch with `JVMVersion` set to `1.5+`?. We do have a runtime
 architecture preference in the `Info.plist` for `i386 ` before `x86_64`
 which could have a bad influence here.

 Nevertheless, it should work with either ''Java 5 x86_64'' or ''Java 5
 i386'', too. The error message indicates that we have a class that is
 compiled for Java 6 only but I don't think that is the case as I run it
 successfully on a Java 5 VM/PPC and there would be many more bug reports.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.cyberduck.ch/ticket/5586#comment:9>
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