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Rini
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Resolve the issue with the “*.jar” library for Talend and need a resolution for the same.

We are trying to resolve the issue with the “*.jar” library for Talend and need a resolution for the same.

Issue summary:

• User is creating a Talend job to read from Access DB and that component uses the *.jar file which contains some java classes specific to Access DB.

• PFB, the details for the jar file

       <groupId>org.talend.libraries</groupId>

       <artifactId>hsqldb</artifactId>

       <version>6.0.0</version>

The jar file size is 1433kb

• When user builds the job manually and creates the code package it exports this jar file to the destination and the job can be executed successfully through Studio or on the Talend server.

• But when the job is built in Jenkins through Maven, the build exports another jar file from Talend remote repository which has the same details as mentioned above but the file size is 629kb and it does not contain the java classes required for users job.

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Anonymous
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@Rini Choudhary​ 

I am forwarding your problem to our developers, i will update to you once I have news.

 

Regards

Shong

Anonymous
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Hi

I got reply from developer as below, can you try to re-upload the jar?

"When building job in jenkins, the dependency jar files will depend on global m2 and nexus server. So I think maybe reupload the the jar to nexus server?"

 

Regards

Shong

Rini
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Hi Shong,

 

Thank you for your response. Re-uploading the jar file might not be a feasible method because developers would need to make multiple changes on their

side for the same.

 

And we would also need to make many changes whenever the hsqldb jar file is used 

by a developer in future. Is there any workaround options?