Please check that Spring plugin is up to date, especially spring-customNs.jar

Which JDK do you use to run IDEA, BTW?

I did think this was odd as well. I'm using everything right out of the box. Default JDK that comes with Windows installer and every time I install, I completely remove my existing IDEA 8 install folder and delete my ./IntelliJ80/system folder as well.

I'll try to next nightly build today.

Could you attach the customNs.jar from your Spring plugin? Make also sure that plugins aren't loaded from some unexpected path like ~/.IntelliJIDEA8.0/plugins

ns jar from IDEA install folder.

confirmed no other spring/custom plugins were installed

here are the other files just in case :)

Which JDK are you using in your project?

Hi Peter –

I'm using JDK5 in my project that is provided from WAS 6.1.0.19 because I'm working and deploying into that specific server for my project.

Grant

This is still not working for me... I'll attach another screenshot of the error

This is what I get now

I should also note this is in build 8987

Please check next Diana (non-Final!) builds, they should produce more output

Peter –

I will. Do you know when they will be available on the ftp?

Thanks

These are builds numbered 91xx. They will eventually appear on the ftp, but sometimes there'll be only release branch builds (89xx), so a luck is needed to download at a right moment

Peter – This still does not work in 9107 and I see the same message as before. What else can I do to try to help you narrow the problem down?

BTW – this is parsing the DWR namespace with DWR 2.0.5 JAR.

I can zip up the JDK I'm using for my project if that helps.

Grant

Peter – Any update on a fix for this? Can we re-open the issue? I'm still seeing this in 9125

Thanks

Sorry, somehow I've missed your previous comment.
So, we still see incompatible class version? Even 47 (0x2F) doesn't suit it? Due to the spec, it should fit into Java 1.3.
So, we get to know which class versions does your JDK need.
Yes, maybe zipping JDK up isn't such a bad thing. A more minor thing is to try to run com.intellij.spring.model.xml.custom.CustomBeanParser class from customNs.jar in Spring plugin. It has main method, and reads from console. If it actually runs, you could type 'input\n' and some other text, and then see it fails because it can't find Spring in classpath. That would be pretty normal.

By the way, stupid question, do your Spring and DWR (as they appear in classpath of your IDEA module) class versions satisfy your JDK? Should be at most 49 (0x31) in any class file at offset 6, after CAFEBABE00.

Peter –

I haven't had a chance to test your suggestions but in the mean time, I uploaded the WAS JDK I'm using as IDEADEV-32098.zip to the .uploads folder on your FTP. Maybe using that will help you reproduce.

Thanks!

I get a parsing timeout on this JDK. Not to say this is much better, but this is not what you have

Weird! Here is my DWR JAR I am using (it's from the public maven repo)

I should also note, I'm using the Spring 2.5.6 build from the public maven repo as well.

After I've fixed the timeout at least the dwr:configuration bean was parsed successfully

Who knows – maybe that was the problem :) Isn't working with IBM JDKs great!?! <sigh>

Oh, it's very great! You ask it to System.out.println("\n") and get "\r\n" actually.