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Why not upgrade to the latest and greatest - especially as it sounds
like you are just starting out?
:-)
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Mark
I don't know what you need?
The versions vary, but the approach and setup should remain the same,
follow Alejandro's already provided guidance first :-
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You have a classpath issue there, jpos.jar has to be in the main
directory and all the dependencies in the 'lib' directory.
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and then ask a smart question if it still gives you problems.
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Mark