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IFS Cloud - 3rd Party Java Libraries

  • 13 October 2022
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Hi,
does somewhere exist list of *.jar libraries included in IFS Cloud installation. I want to know, what libraries are already present, and I can use them.

 

In whole repository is not any *.jar file and I didn’t find in documentation any information about including new *.jar files.

I found only this:


Does it really work? Should all used *.jar files be stored in this folder in fndbas or it could be in any module in same file structure location?

Thanks
BR


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Hi @InfFilipV 

Not in the workspace though, but you will be able to find the third party JAR files in Build home in following locations: 

Build\Home\source\fndbas\server\lib

Build\Home\source\fndbas\framework\thirdparty

 

 

/Harshini

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HI @hamalk 

I have the issue to use our third party JAR file. This jar file is is used/imported in java implementation of projection action. During development in IFS Developer Studio is everthink fine and it should be doplyed to DEV server in buildplace and it is functional.

But, when we want to create a topic environment for this customization, the automation build proces is not able to include out third party jar file, and building of .java file for the projection is failed because it is not able to include thirdparty jar file.

The thirdparty jar file  is placed in these structure in git topic branch:

fndbas\source\fndbas\server\lib

and

fndbas\source\fndbas\framework\thirdparty

Is there any suggestion what we should do for right including the thirparty jar file to building proces in buildplace?

Our version of IFS CLOUD is 23.1.2

Thanks

BR

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@CdcJanjaS 

can refer to this pls? 

 

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@CdcJanjaS 

 

@CdcJanjaS

It looks like the problem is in where you have included the thirdparty jar. Instead of placeing it in the fndbas\source\fndbas\framework\thirdparty directory, can you try moving it to source\fndbas\projection\lib\{thirdpartyJar.jar} ?

Kosala De Silva

 

 

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