Not able to access classes in different packages from Job DSL scripts

[Ruhullah Shah]

Hi,

I have the following project structure checked into ClearCase 

jobs/

   - Tests/

         TestDSL.groovy

   - Utils/

         Util.groovy

Util.groovy looks like

package Util

public class Util {
    public static def sayHello() {
        println "Hello"
    }
}

TestDSL.groovy looks like

package Tests

import static Utils.Util.*

sayHello()
//dsl chopped off as it is irrelevant here

I get the following error on running TestDSL.groovy in Jenkins:
workspace:<path-to-project>/jobs/Tests/TestDSL.groovy: 2: unable to resolve class Utils.Util
 @ line 2, column 1.
   import static Utils.Util.*
   
1 error


Also my load rule is:

load <path-to-jobs>\jobs\Tests
Can I please get some suggestions to workaround this issue?

Thanks.

[Victor Martinez]

Couple of points:

- import Utils.* or import Utils.Util

- I dont think you need to set 'the Additional classpath' option in the Process Job DSLs build step pointing to the location of your class since that package is located in the root folder.

Cheers

[Sai Kishore]

I hope we should use

Import static Utils.utils

Thanks
Sai kishore Amirishetty

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[Victor Martinez]

As far as i see there is a typho also in the package name and classname. Neither of them are not plurals,
packagename Util and className Util so therefore use
import <packageName>.<classname>

[Victor Martinez]

[Ruhullah Shah]

Hi Victor,

It was a copy-paste mistake and the name of the package is Utils.

Even with the correct name, I get the same error.

Thanks