Runtime error with ch09-springdata-jpa - missing org/.../EmbeddedValueResolver
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suresh....@gmail.com
Oct 11, 2016, 1:57:27 PM10/11/16
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Hi,
Hope someone can help: I'm trying to run chapter 9 example ch09-springdata-jpa in eclipse, and get the following runtime error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/springframework/beans/factory/config/EmbeddedValueResolver
I think there's a missing dependency in the pom.xml but so far I haven't been able to google a solution as to what changes I need to make to the pom.xml.
If anyone else has encountered and overcome this error please reply.
Thank you.
PS: If I solve the issue I'll update this post.
Hope someone can help: I'm trying to run chapter 9 example ch09-springdata-jpa in eclipse, and get the following runtime error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/springframework/beans/factory/config/EmbeddedValueResolver
I think there's a missing dependency in the pom.xml but so far I haven't been able to google a solution as to what changes I need to make to the pom.xml.
If anyone else has encountered and overcome this error please reply.
Thank you.
PS: If I solve the issue I'll update this post.
Suresh M
Oct 12, 2016, 4:50:33 AM10/12/16
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Update: hmmm, slightly embarrassing lol - woke up this morning expecting to spend a lot of time learning about eclipse-maven poms and repositories, so I could fix the issue. Started eclipse and ran the chapter 9 app...
...and it ran ok! Not sure why exiting and restarting eclipse fixed it, but i'm happy it's working so I can continue through the book.
...and it ran ok! Not sure why exiting and restarting eclipse fixed it, but i'm happy it's working so I can continue through the book.
Suresh M
Oct 13, 2016, 8:41:13 AM10/13/16
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Update 2: just had the same run time error trying to run the ch09-springdata-mongo example of chapter 9. Fixed it by:
1. adding dependency org-springframework/spring-beans/${spring-version} to the pom.xml
2. maven: clean, generate-sources, compile.
After that it runs ok.
Minor niggles. Still a great book!
1. adding dependency org-springframework/spring-beans/${spring-version} to the pom.xml
2. maven: clean, generate-sources, compile.
After that it runs ok.
Minor niggles. Still a great book!
Ashish Sarin
Oct 15, 2016, 9:26:25 AM10/15/16
to Suresh M, Getting started with Spring Framework
Hi Suresh,
I'd suggest to try this once, and see if the application runs:
The spring-beans JAR should be automatically included in the project when you run mvn clean eclipse:eclipse. The other spring JARs depend on spring-beans; therefore, it is automatically included.
I'd suggest to try this once, and see if the application runs:
1. Go to pom.xml file and remove spring-beans dependency that you explicitly added
2. Now run mvn clean eclipse:eclipse. This will create the necessary Eclipse IDE-specific artifacts.
3. Import the project again into Eclipse IDE and try running the application again.
regards
Ashish
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