Greg Hinkle - 2003-08-18

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This happens when there are incompatible versions of the JMX
classes on the server and the client. In this case, MC4J
includes sun's jmx 1.1 version.

You may be able to make this work by placing the jdmk jmx
jar into the "lib/ext" directory of mc4j. Then, you would need
to use the "bin/runide.exe" or "bin/runide.sh" scripts, but that
should override the classes included with mc4j.