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Getting java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError in Ready API

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vpnkumar
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Getting java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError in Ready API

HI all,

I have a need where I need to come up with a function which with return a Jason to map

Json

{ "a":

  { "b": 1,

    "c": null,

    "d": [false, true]

  },

  "e": "f",

  "g": 2.3

}

 Map

Key

Value

a.b

1

a.c

null

a.d[0]

false

a.d[1]

true

e

f

g

2.3

 

This can be done using JsonFlattener jar and was implemented in Eclipse, so added that external Jar in Ready API under “Custom Java libraries” but on executing this function it error out with message “java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError”, can some one please help me how this can be resolved.

 

Below is the code

import com.github.wnameless.json.flattener.JsonFlattener;

 

public def func1(def expected){

def resultMap = [ : ];

resultMap = JsonFlattener.flattenAsMap(expected)

return resultMap;

}

 

 

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HimanshuTayal
Community Hero

@vpnkumar : Put the desired jars into :

 

1. bin/ext and

2. /lib

 

both the folder and then re-start the readyapi. Hope it will resolve the issue

 

 


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Himanshu Tayal
richie
Community Hero

@vpnkumar,

Can you please confirm the directory you saved your .jar file to?

Cheers,

Rich
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Sorry. I didnt see HimanshuTayal's response when i posted mine.

@HimanshuTayal. I think he only has to copy the file to bin/ext rather than lib as well though, right?

Ta

Rich
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vpnkumar
Occasional Contributor

I tried same copying jar files "C:\Program Files\SmartBear\ReadyAPI-3.3.2\bin\ext" but still running into same issue 

vpnkumar
Occasional Contributor

it was my mistake I forget to copy one of the dependencies, after coping it it is resolved now thanks 

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