18 January 2026:
Sahi Pro is an enterprise grade test automation platform which can automate web, mobile, API, windows and java based applications and SAP.
This forum is now archived and is in read-only mode. Please continue discussions on our improved new Sahi Pro Community forum.
Sahi Pro is an enterprise grade test automation platform which can automate web, mobile, API, windows and java based applications and SAP.
Sahi Installation and startup
I am not a JAVA person but I would like to use Sahi for test automation. I have downloaded the latest zip file from Source Forge and also obtained the required JAR files from the various source mentioned in the extlib/README.
I have put the JAR files into the appropriate sub directories and then tried to execute the bin/sahi.bat file. I know I have JAVA 1.6.0_13 version. When I run the batch file from the command prompt I get the
unsupportedClassVersionError: net/sf/Sahi/Proxy (Unsupported major.minor version 49.0) error which I think denotes version incompabitibilities. Given what I have said above and the fact that that I have done nothing other than unzip the file in a specific location and put the external JARS in the extlib/ directories that I created manually, I have done nothing.
Can someone help me figure out what is fgoing on and how to get around this? Thanks.
I have put the JAR files into the appropriate sub directories and then tried to execute the bin/sahi.bat file. I know I have JAVA 1.6.0_13 version. When I run the batch file from the command prompt I get the
unsupportedClassVersionError: net/sf/Sahi/Proxy (Unsupported major.minor version 49.0) error which I think denotes version incompabitibilities. Given what I have said above and the fact that that I have done nothing other than unzip the file in a specific location and put the external JARS in the extlib/ directories that I created manually, I have done nothing.
Can someone help me figure out what is fgoing on and how to get around this? Thanks.
Tagged:
Comments
You just need to unzip sahi_20091130.zip into some folder, and make sure the correct java is in path.
You do not need any of the extlib jars in Readme unless you are developing Sahi.
Looks like there is another java version somewhere on your system which is preceding 1.6 in your path.
Run java -version on a command prompt and check if the path to Java 1.6 is correctly configured on your machine.
If not, add your java1.6/bin to your system path or do:
cd sahi/userdata/bin
set PATH=D:\path\to\java1.6\bin;%PATH%
start_sahi.bat
Hope that helps. Please let us know if you still face problems.
Regards,
Narayan