Create custom library #4488
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Hi guys, im trying since yesterday to get this simple Mirth tutorial working: I've created the simple POJO file and converted it via eclipse and was also able to import it into another project:
When im trying to use this Class now in Mirth i get the following error: Can someone please tell me what is wrong with my jar file? There shouldn't be many pitfalls in this simple tutorial ? I've made sure that the library is imported: And also enabled in the channel: This is my created JAR file: This is what is inside the JAR File: I know that something is wrong with the process i've done since i was able to sucessfully import a JAR file from Talend. |
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I do not see anything obviously wrong with this. You may want to try setting up a real directory resource instead of using custom-lib and see if that makes a different. Custom-lib usage is generally considered deprecated. |
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Hi thanks for your reply, unfortunatly i've tried it with a new resource aswell. I've also activated the new resource in the channel and got the same error. Does it have something to do with my AdoptOpenJDK that i use for generating the the jar? |
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@marvinschmidtke I tried with the JAR you supplied and got the same error. Tried reproducing creating my own class, got the same error again. I saw your comment now and realized I had compiled with OpenJDK 15. When recompiling with Oracle Java 8, it works for me. |
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@bmoenng I think that comment belongs in its own answer! Can you still compile with OpenJDK 15, but set the target version for 8 (or 11 or whatever the mirth server is running on?) |
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Tried with the JAR you supplied and got the same error. Tried reproducing creating my own class and JAR, got the same error again. I saw your comment and realized I had compiled with OpenJDK 15. When building with Oracle Java 8, it works. I should note that I was running Connect with Oracle Java 8 when testing. Per @tonygermano's question, I tested again building with OpenJDK 15, but setting the source and build target to Java 8. Tested with two JARs built with OpenJDK, one targeting 15 and one targeting 8 and confirmed that the former generates the error while the latter doesn't. |
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@marvinschmidtke Try compiling with |
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Tried with the JAR you supplied and got the same error. Tried reproducing creating my own class and JAR, got the same error again. I saw your comment and realized I had compiled with OpenJDK 15. When building with Oracle Java 8, it works. I should note that I was running Connect with Oracle Java 8 when testing.
Per @tonygermano's question, I tested again building with OpenJDK 15, but setting the source and build target to Java 8. Tested with two JARs built with OpenJDK, one targeting 15 and one targeting 8 and confirmed that the former generates the error while the latter doesn't.