See the JVM Spec. A bad magic number means the class file is corrupt in
some way. Part of the verification of a Java class file is to check
whether the class file starts with 0xCAFEBABE. If it doesn't, you get
this exception. The problem could be due to a compiler bug.
John D. McDonald wrote:
> Anyone been exposed to this error before?
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Scott Stirling
Allaire
http://www.allaire.com
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