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On 29 Apr 2005 10:19:05 -0700 in comp.os.msdos.djgpp, "TenderHeart"
<malinda DOT fernando AT gmail DOT com> wrote:

>when a small program like
...
>was compiled and then the i took the java byte code instruction
>through JAVAP option
>the byte code instructions for the above program was
...
>without giving the program "Hello.java"
>to the JVM how can i run the "Hello" program through JVM by giving the
>above byte code instructions "which was gained by using the javap
>option" to the JVM??
>
>basicaly I want to get the output of "Hello World" by giving the below
>byte code instructions to the JVM (what I need to do is that assemble
>the byte code which was disassembled and make it to the .class format
>so I can run the above programme through JVM  )
...
>If somebodyt know about a java tool I can use to assemble the code wich
>i disassembled please advice me!!!!

Might have better luck asking in a Java group specializing in
whichever JVM you're using. 

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