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I have created a jar file in Eclipse of my Java project in JRE 1.7 compliance level in Windows 7 OS. The generated jar is running well on my system in a sample test application.
Now I want to use this jar in my android application on Mac OS with JRE 1.6.0. Will any conflict arise due to this because there are errors like ClassNotFound Exception in android application using ADT 20 or davlik conversion failed error 1.
In order to have your android project compiling on the other platform you need to make sure that the Android API level you target in your application is installed on it. I wouldn’t think that any of the features of Java 1.7 are causing the trouble, because Android sdk will either way restrict you from using them.
The change of the operating systems should not cause any problems – this is why they say that Java is platform independent.