Yet another “unable to locate Spring NamespaceHandler” error?

I found the error, the bug lies in an unfixed bug in the maven-assembly plugin I used the following workaround.

I found the error, the bug lies in an unfixed bug in the maven-assembly plugin. I used the following workaround: First commented out the maven-assembly code in my pom. Then I copied the dependencies to a lib folder at the target using the maben-dependency-plugin: org.apache.maven.

Plugins maven-dependency-plugin copy-dependencies package copy-dependencies ${project.build. Directory}/lib Then I used the maven-jar-plugin to setup my executable jar: org.apache.maven. Plugins maven-jar-plugin 2.3.1 true true org.foo.myproject.

App development ${pom. Url} value Finally I created a bash script that is deployed with the application that runs my app with its libs and any provided arguments: java -cp lib/*:myproject-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT. Jar org.foo.myproject.

App $@ I should have built the app in python.

Looks like a bug in the Maven Assembly Plugin - MASSEMBLY-360, and as discussed in this blog entry here. In short, the meta-data files in the Spring JARs that handle the Spring namespaces are being mangled by maven.

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