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New installation of JCOP Tools gives class file format error
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I have a new installation of JCOP Tools which gives "unsupported class file format of version 66.0" error for a basic template applet. This is listed as a known issue in JCOP Tools Getting started app note "If both Eclipse and Java are not same (32 or 64), Following error will be displayed in problem view of Eclipse " however everything is 64-bit.
Java version 22.0.1 (24-04-16)
JDK version 22
Eclipse version 4.32.0 (2024-06)
JCOP Tools version 6.9.0.12
Any suggestions much appreciated.
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I was eventually able to resolve this issue, which turned out to be incorrect installation instructions. When installing under Windows the documentation says install Visual C++ Redistributable 2012. This is to ensure critical Windows libraries (DLLs) that the package depends on are present. One of the library dependencies is MFC100.DLL.
However Visual C++ Redistributable 2012 actually installs MFC110.DLL causing a missing library dependency. Installing Visual C++ Redistributable 2010 installs the required MFC100.DLL and JCOP Tools then runs correctly. Hope this is useful to someone else ;-).
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I was eventually able to resolve this issue, which turned out to be incorrect installation instructions. When installing under Windows the documentation says install Visual C++ Redistributable 2012. This is to ensure critical Windows libraries (DLLs) that the package depends on are present. One of the library dependencies is MFC100.DLL.
However Visual C++ Redistributable 2012 actually installs MFC110.DLL causing a missing library dependency. Installing Visual C++ Redistributable 2010 installs the required MFC100.DLL and JCOP Tools then runs correctly. Hope this is useful to someone else ;-).
