Hello:
I wanted to decompile a jar file and everything went fine... until I selected class files. I got this error:
"Unsupported Class specified as input to jdec: Invalid version number for class file 50.0"
I set Skip_class_Version_check=false.
And when it fails it takes me to an unknown class tree: UserTarget.class
I wonder if there is a plan to support newest class file specifications.
Thanks
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This is surprising because that flag set to true should not show up that message,
Please can u try it again with set to true (Skip_class_Version_check) and paste the
stack trace u get.
The stack trace can either be in command prompt window or in the log files [ check both
ui and decompiler log file]
Regards
swaroop belur
ps: FYI 50 means java 6 and jdec does not officially support even 49[java 5]. Plan definitely
includes working towards that. [Time is the only factor]
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Also please attach the .class file. I will have a go at my end as well...
-swaroop belur
troubling class file, source of it, and jdec log
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I attached the source code and its class file. Also jdec log is included. If I try to decompile with skip_class_Version_check=false I get the "Unsupported Class specified as input to jdec: Invalid version number for
class file 50.0". If I set it true, I get just "an error occurred when procesing task".
If the class file is in a jar file I get: "RuntimeException occurred while processing please check up log files" Then appears: Jar Tab has been updated with directory containing decompiled files..." and a progress dialog keeps there.
This is with skip_class_Version_check=true. If I set it again to false job seems to go fine, but the temporary folder contains files that can't be decompiled.
File Added: error.zip
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This looks like a problem with update class version format which jdec as of now does not handle well.