Module with Executable gives ClassNotFoundException in Schedule Management

Author: ndegoeij
Publication Date: 11/26/2014 21:13

Hey all,

We are working with FirstSpirit version 4.2.499.

I have created a Java class:

package nl.rijksoverheid.cis.docforsearchindex;

import ...

public class DocumentsForSearchIndexExecutable implements Executable {

   public Object execute(final Map<String, Object> stringObjectMap) throws ExecutionException {

      return execute(stringObjectMap, new PrintWriter(System.out, true), new PrintWriter(System.err, true));

   }

   public Object execute(final Map<String, Object> stringObjectMap, final Writer writer, final Writer writer1) throws ExecutionException {

      final Object context = stringObjectMap.get("context");

      final GuiScriptContext ctx = (GuiScriptContext) context;

      try {

         final DocumentsForSearchIndexScript dfsi = new DocumentsForSearchIndexScript(ctx);

      } catch (IOException e) {

         //...

      }

   }

}

I also have created a module.xml:

<module>

    <name>Documents for SearchIndex</name>

    <version>1.0</version>

    <description>FirstSpirit Test Module.</description>

    <vendor>Ordina</vendor>

    <components>

        <public>

            <name>DocumentsForSearchIndexExecutable</name>

            <class>nl.rijksoverheid.cis.docforsearchindex.DocumentsForSearchIndexExecutable</class>

        </public>

    </components>

    <resources>

        <resource scope="module">lib/fs-documentforsearchindex.jar</resource>

    </resources>

</module>

When installing the module all goes fine but when I try to execute the Executable from within the server I get ClassNotFoundExceptions:

Open schedule management of the project.

Add a new entry, with a script:

#! executable-class

DocumentsForSearchIndexExecutable(context) //--> results in a ClassNotFoundExceptions.

What is going wrong in this process? Can anyone tell what I am missing here?

I have checked the fsm and it has the jar in the lib directory as well as the classes in the right package structure. Also I have tried to change the scope of the resource to server but with no result.

Thanks in advance.