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usage #64
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To document my private response.
Could you send me the java exception stack? I suspect that the you need to
include some of the error logging code, the exception stack is likely to
confirm that. One I understand the problem I can probably suggest a
solution
From: vonavage <[email protected]>
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Date: 11/30/2018 02:41 AM
Subject: [openmainframeproject/ade] usage (#64)
how to use the rfc5434 parser in a standalone app? it fails with slf4j
error or missing class
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I'm not sure how to invoke this... I tried as follows... using "Test" class in org.openmainframe.ade.ext.os.parser ... but, obviously will separate it out in package outside org.openmainframe.ade.ext.os.parser public class Test
} I did "mvn clean package" and got the output as follows:- java -cp ./ade-ext/target/ade-ext-1.0.4.jar org.openmainframe.ade.ext.os.parser.Test
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just to give the task that I'm trying is
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There are a set of jar files which the maven obtains when it builds an ADE image. You will probably need to include those jar file in the class path for your parse code. Here is a list of the jar which is used by ADE. |
Thank you.. will use it |
how to use the rfc5434 parser in a standalone app? it fails with slf4j error or missing class
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