(com/ibm/workplace/wcm/api/Workspace) bad major version at offset=6 Cannot instantiate Class Name: com.dsixe.wcm.Content - java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: (com/ibm/workplace/wcm/api/Workspace) bad major version at offset=6
Now I've seen this type of error before, all it requires is a tweak to the project properties, change the runtime to the appropriate version - in this case it seemed to be 6. But the error would not go away.
The source of the problem was a linked java object builder pointing to a class which contained a reference to a class requiring java 6. When a classname is defined in the builder, I assume it must attempt to introspect the class to determine its methods, and I guess it was unable to instantiate it. So the problem seemed to be that the designer (eclipse) needed to execute in java 6 environment.
Switching to JRE 6
Eclipse start parameters can be defined in a configuration file named C:\IBM\Portlet Factory\Eclipse\eclipse.ini. One of those parameters tells it which JDK to use, so I added the following to the top of the file
-vm C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin
Then I restarted eclipse. Problem gone.
EDIT 02/05/2013:
Using IBM's J9 JRE
Developers using the publish to websphere portal feature in the WEF designer will need to run the J9 version of java. This can be downloaded from http://www.ibm.com/
-vm C:\IBM\IBM_DevelopmentPackage_for_Eclipse_Win_X86_32_4.0.0\eclipseDevelopmentPackage\ibm_sdk70\jre\bin\javaw.exe
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