I’m having a problem with creating a larger zip assembly (uncompressed takes over 3GB) using maven-assembly-plugin. The problem occurs when building the output zip file (compressed less than 1GB). Running maven with option -e gives me a more detailed info: Looking around I found that the issue comes from missing support for Zip64 in my JDK/JRE (https://blogs.oracle.com/xuemingshen/entry/zip64_support_for_4g_zipfile), which was added
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SPRING java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/springframework/context/ApplicationContext
It seems people have had similar problems, but on IDE’s. I am not using an IDE. I installed Spring using a Maven dependency as you will see in my build.xml file. I get the following stacktrace that says org.springframework.context is not found: run-decouple: BUILD SUCCESSFUL Total time: 4 seconds Here is my client (java file: DecoupledDataReaderClient.java): Here is my build.xml
Maven package works but Intellij’s build fails
I have a JDK 1.7 project with a maven dependency to a local jar in my maven repo. I’m unable to build the project using Intellij, with the errors that a symbol cannot be found (the symbol is a class importing packages from the local jar) But I can successfully build the project using ‘mvn package’. I’ve spent so much
Tycho cannot resolve fragment dependency on other fragment
I want to create an extension for org.eclipse.swt as a fragment. I have created a bundle swt.extension with the following MANIFEST.MF: Also, I have created an interface which extends an interface from SWT: When I build my project with tycho (mvn clean install) the following error occurs: It seems that tycho resolves only org.eclipse.swt jar. This is a host bundle
Maven jersey-multipart missing dependency for javax.ws.rs.core.Response
I seem to have a missing dependency but can’t find the solution… I’ve made sure all jersey versions are identical as answered here. Error: Dependencies used: Code where the error happens: Any ideas? Thanks a lot in advance, Frank Answer Yeah found it! Apparently the dependencies were OK. Added these to my imports And changed the code to And now
JSONObject ClassNotFoundException
I am working in IntelliJ and using Maven. I have a class that uses JSONObject: Maven dependency in the pom.xml file: I can do a mvn clean package and builds successfully. But when I try to run it, I get: Error: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.json.JSONObject Is there anything else I’m missing here? Thanks! Answer Add json jar to your classpath or use
How to create a generic launch configuration with Eclipse?
I have a run configuration in my eclipse. In my project we have two branches : DEV and STABLE. I would like to create one run configuration for building my project whatever branch it is on. For now, when I set Base directory with one of those two variables : ${project_path}, ${build_project}, I face this error : Base directory doesn’t
Does Parameterized JUnit test correct with `mvn test`?
I’m just implemented a JUnit test case using JUnit 4.11 following the example: https://github.com/junit-team/junit/blob/master/doc/ReleaseNotes4.11.md#example-1 I create a maven project using And this test case: But when I test it using mvn test , maven said: How to make it work? Answer The problem is the naming convention of maven which is based on maven-surefire-plugin which needs a naming like Test.java,
SpringJUnit4ClassRunner class not found
i am trying to create a unit test using SpringJUnit4ClassRunner but everytime i execute the test it says it cannot find SpringJUnit4ClassRunner using mvn install. here is my code Here is my POM file: i am using springSource tool suit IDE to develop this spring mvc app and on the IDE it highlights SpringJUnit4ClassRunner as a error saying it cant
Maven skip compile
I want to use Maven to execute a certain plug-in that only needs the source code but I do not want Maven to compile anything (mostly because the project just doesn’t compile). How do I tell Maven to skip the compile step and just launch its plug-in and then package the generated resources together in a nice JAR? (The procedure