Re: Running application built against custom Malhar version

2016-07-11 Thread Priyanka Gugale
As per maven documentation, the "system" scope is similar to "provided" scope. That means jre or platform is suppose to provide the jar at runtime. Normally, Malhar library jar is included in uber jar and is not at provided scope when we build an apa. That's why your application can't locate the cl

Running application built against custom Malhar version

2016-07-11 Thread Ganelin, Ilya
I’m attempting to build a new application leveraging a custom Malhar library. I’ve compiled the updated Malhar library, confirmed that the classes I’ve added are present, and added this specific library as a system dependency in my pom of the newly created application: org.apache.apex malh