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OSLC Automation without Maven build- Class Hierarchy inconsistent [message #1707075]

Wed, 02 September 2015 01:50

Eclipse User

I am trying to implement a OSLC provider with automation specification. I am not using maven setup of OSLC for building the application. Instead, am adding all the required jar files in my project classpath.

The problem am facing here is:
the main entry point class which extends OSLCWinkApplication(in OSLC app), in my case OSLC4JAutomationApplication(PFA screenshots).

Problem 1: in OSLC4JAutomationApplication class, am not able to resolve the "Hierarchy of the type <classname> is inconsistent . I have added the dependent jar file in the build path as well<oslc4j-wink-2.1.0.jar>.

Problem 2: in the same class, I also see a compilation problem which says , required class is indirectly referenced from .class files. Here, I tried all generic solutions on internet like, removing and re-adding the system JRE system library under the project build path etc.

Kindly help.

Regards,
Abhishek S.A

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[Updated on: Wed, 02 September 2015 02:04] by Moderator

Re: OSLC Automation without Maven build- Class Hierarchy inconsistent [message #1707437 is a reply to message #1707075]

Fri, 04 September 2015 13:21

Eclipse User

Did you download the "OSLC4J 2.1 and Eclipse approved versions of prerequisite packages"? It's possible that Eclipse is not finding open source libraries that Lyo depends on.

Other than that, I'm not sure that this is a Lyo issue. If you have the .jar files then it still may be an issue with your build path.

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