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Sorry, I already solved this problem myself. I did not yet read
that Jaa 1.4 was required. After pointing my system to the
1.4-JVM it worked fine.

Perhaps a nice feature for the next release: check what
version of JVM one is using to run JDAI and then stop or
continue. Then you can print a nice error-message instead of
this ugly stacktrace.
Or see whether you really need >= 1.4 and whether it cannot
be done wit a some functions from older Java-versions.

Greetings,

Martijn
weisbeek (at) hotmail.com