Qlik Talend Studio environment flagged with spring-core-5.3.33.jar and how to use spring-core-6.1.14.jar instead

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This article provides step-by-step instructions to ensure your Talend Studio environment no longer uses the flagged spring-core-5.3.33.jar file and instead uses the updated spring-core-6.1.14.jar. It also explains how to verify your job builds are free of the old JAR.

Steps to remove the flagged JAR and confirm the update 

These steps are only necessary in cases where Qlik Talend Studio did not remove the old jar when applying the relevant patch (2025-02 or newer).

1. Verify the Updated JAR in Qlik Talend Studio:
   
   
   1. Open Qlik Talend Studio
   2. Go to the Modules view
   3. Search for spring-core
   4. Confirm that spring-core-6.1.14.jar is installed and marked as active
      
      
2. Remove the Old JAR from Your Studio Environment
   
   Once you’ve confirmed the new version is active, you can remove the old JAR:
   
   
   1. Navigate to the following example path (adjust accordingly if your installation directory differs):
      
      C:\TalendStudio8_install\studio\configuration\.m2\repository\org\springframework\spring-core\5.3.33.jar
      
      
   2. Delete spring-core-5.3.33.jar from this location

      Create a backup copy of the JAR before deletion, in case you need to restore it later.

3. Check your Job Builds
   
   When you build a job in Qlik Talend Studio, all required JAR files are packaged into a ZIP archive.
   
   
   1. Locate the lib folder inside the archive
   2. Check if spring-core-5.3.33.jar is present
      • If not present: No further action is needed
      • If present: Rebuild the job using your patched (2025-02) version or newer of Qlik Talend Studio to ensure only the updated JAR is included
        
        
4. Restart Qlik Talend Studio to ensure all updates take effect

Additional Notes

• Qlik Talend Studio may re-download JARs from a shared repository (such as Nexus) if configured. If you use a shared repository, ensure the old JAR is also removed or blocked there to prevent re-import.
• For projects using version control or shared resources, coordinate with your team to avoid accidental reintroduction of the old JAR.

Troubleshooting

• If the old JAR reappears after deletion, check if your project is configured to pull dependencies from a shared repository. Remove or block the flagged JAR in that repository as well.
• If you encounter errors after removing the JAR, confirm that no jobs or custom code still reference the old version.

Environment

• Qlik Talend Studio