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I am creating the .hpi jenkins plugin. The issue i am having is with the external jars, it is not getting picked up by my java code that is running. I am using maven so they are in the .hpi package inside the

web-inf/lib in the .hpi package

I have a menifest.mf file inside /META-INF directory in the .hpi pcakage

with the following

Class-Path: ./lib/car.jar ./lib/plane.jar PluginFirstClassLoader: true

this is what i have in the pom.xml file

''' '''<manifestFile>src/main/resources/custom/MANIFEST.MF</manifestFile> <manifest>
<addClasspath>true</addClasspath> </manifest> <manifestEntries>

but my code gets stuck cause it cannot get to "car.jar "

the code works fine in eclipse cause it is seeing the car, cause i have it set in the dependencies

anything i am missing , or i can check to see if they are getting picked up . Any suggestions ?

adam
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  • The same question is discussed here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24691041/jenkens-plugin-build-with-maven-and-external-jars – Devesh Jan 07 '15 at 19:47
  • no, i already have done that step. and i get the .hpi file and i a see my external jars under the .hpi >WEB-INF/lib directory. but when i run the .hpi it cannot find it.... is there a way to define the path where the .hpi when running the code goes to WEB-INF/lib ????? maybe in the menifest.mf i am not doing something wrong, or in the pom.xml – adam Jan 08 '15 at 20:38
  • true ./WEB-INF/lib/          – adam Jan 08 '15 at 20:41
  • i am doing something wrong? once again 1)i have no issue getting the .hpi 2) i have no issue loading the .hpi in jenkins 3) but when i run the code it cannot find the .jar (i think) cause when i run it on eclipse as debug it finds the far and goes on. so anyway to make sure or i need to change or check to make sure it is hitting that .jar and not going off to la la land. please help been working on this for weeks – adam Jan 08 '15 at 20:41

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