Re: UnsupportedClassVersionError:
asit wrote:
I jave installed jdk and Net bean.
When I run the program in Net bean it runs poperly, but when I install
in command line using java command it shows the following error.
Short answer: make sure you're using the newest Java version available.
Try explicitly downloading and installing the Java 6 JRE from Sun's website.
Long answer: Your JDK and JRE versions are off. Specifically, the JDK is
JDK 6 (50.0 = Java 6 in terms of the actual file format version), and
your Java is at most Java 5, probably 4 or 5. I don't know what your
system looks like, so I'm extrapolating, but I guess that Netbeans comes
with a copy of JDK 6, so you never installed a version 6 JRE.
When Netbeans runs programs, it will use the JRE from the JDK
installation, but from the command line, it's the system search path
that rules. Since you're on Windows, it's probably using
C:\Windows\System32\java.exe for your command line work, which is
probably Java 5 and hence too old. For verification, you can run use the
-version flag to find the actual version.
Installing a new version will cause the various system entries to be
changed to point to a Java 6 installation.
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