CODEWITHSUNDEEP
javaapigithubnetbeansclassnotfoundexception
user6199298
user6199298

Reputation:

ClassNotFoundException on Github class - jcabi library

I'am using NetBeans to write a java application that would allow me to get the zip file of a GitHub user repository. In order to do that, I imported an external jar library, jcabi library, into the netbeans project that let me communicate with the GitHub API.

How I imported: right-click on the project -> properties -> libraries -> Add JAR/Folder

Then I start coding: I tried different constructors for the Github class (the root for communicating with the whole library), but always the same error.

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I also tried with another .jar library: kohsuke -> same error.

And if it is not enought, I also tried with eclipse -> same error.

Now, I don't know what the problem could be:

Upvotes: 3

Views: 131

Answers (1)

sebenalern
sebenalern

Reputation: 2559

First make sure you download this jar file: jcabi-github-0.23-jar-with-dependencies.jar. It has all the dependencies you need. Which can be found here towards the end of the page.

It is strongly recommended to use RetryWire to avoid accidental I/O exceptions:

This compiled for me:

 Github github = new RtGithub(
 new RtGithub()
 .entry()
 .through(RetryWire.class)
);

Sample program:

 Github github = new RtGithub(
                 new RtGithub("yourUsername", "yourPassword")
                 .entry()
                 .through(RetryWire.class)
 );

 Repo repo = github.repos().get(
 new Coordinates.Simple("sebenalern/database_project"));
 Issues issues = repo.issues();
 Issue issue = issues.create("issue title", "issue body");
 issue.comments().post("issue comment");

After running the above code it posted an issue in my repo with title as "issue title" the body as "issue body" and a comment as "issue comment"

Hope this helps! Let me know if you need anything clarified or more examples. Note this code was tested.

Upvotes: 1

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