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Build Identifier: 3.2 When I compile and run inside of eclipse everything is fine. But when i go into a terminal window and enter a java this command. I get an error that states that the class version numbers mismatch. The workaround I found for this was to do a javac *.java in the project folder, and then that allows you to compile/jar the files. I don't know if this is easily fixed, but thought id get some feedback. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Create a Java Program, and run inside of eclipse 2.Navigate to your project in terminal 3.run java mainclassname
BTW the build identifier may be off, I'm going off of memory, but if its wrong I will post a comment, saying the correct version. Also if i can get the exact error to show, then I will post that as well. The machines giving this error are ones at my university, and use a older version I believe.
This is likely a discrepancy between your Java compiler settings of Eclipse and your command line 'javac'.
You are compiling your code with a target platform value that doesn't match the VM you are using for runtime. There is nothing we can do to fix this. Closing as INVALID.
Verified for 3.7M4
