Help! sqlLite.cfc crash with docs

Zackster · August 9, 2019, 4:20pm

The docs CI process is crashing

https://travis-ci.org/lucee/lucee-docs/builds/569906059?utm_source=github_status&utm_medium=notification

[java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError] error occurred while building the docs. Message: [java/sql/Driver]. Detail: [].

/home/travis/build/lucee/lucee-docs/api/sqlitecfc/lib/javaloader/JavaLoader.cfc (line 93)
/home/travis/build/lucee/lucee-docs/api/sqlitecfc/SqliteCFC.cfc (line 95)
/home/travis/build/lucee/lucee-docs/api/sqlitecfc/SqliteCFC.cfc (line 117)
/home/travis/build/lucee/lucee-docs/builders/dash/Builder.cfc (line 82)

github.com

lucee/lucee-docs/blob/master/api/sqlitecfc/SqliteCFC.cfc#L95


      
          		</cfif>
          
          
		<cfreturn variables.loader />
          	</cffunction>
          	<cffunction name="getDriver" access="private" returntype="any" output="false">
          
          
		<cfif NOT StructKeyExists(variables,"driver")>
          			<cftry>
          				<cfset variables.driver = createObject( 'java', 'org.sqlite.JDBC' ).init() />
          				<cfcatch type="any">
          					<cfset variables.driver = getJavaLoader().create("org.sqlite.JDBC").init() />
          				</cfcatch>
          			</cftry>
          		</cfif>
          
          
		<cfreturn variables.driver />
          	</cffunction>
          	<cffunction name="getProperties" access="private" returntype="any" output="false">
          		<cfif NOT StructKeyExists(variables,"properties")>
          			<cfset variables.properties = createObject( 'java', 'java.util.Properties').init() />
          		</cfif>

anyone got any ideas?

Zackster · August 9, 2019, 8:56pm

looks like commandbox switching jdk versions broke it!

the previous and last successful build was with 1.8.0_151, now it’s using 11.0.2

bdw429s · August 9, 2019, 9:03pm

Actually, CommandBox doesn’t seem to be using it’s JVM management. It should just be picking up whatever version of Java was in the path and ran the CLI

github.com

lucee/lucee-docs/blob/master/server/server.json

{
    "force":"true",
    "trayIcon":"../luceelogoicon.png",
    "name":"luceedocslocalserver",
    "JVM":{
        "heapSize":"2048"
    },
    "web":{
        "rewrites":{
            "enabled":"true",
            "config":"urlrewrite.xml",
            "enable":"true"
        },
        "http":{
            "port":"4040"
        },
        "webroot":"/"
    },
    "app":{
        "serverHomeDirectory":"../.commandbox/luceedocslocalserver",

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I assume the version of java was updated in the default Travis runner

github.com

lucee/lucee-docs/blob/master/.travis.yml#L1


      
          language: java
          jdk:
            - openjdk8
          rvm:
            - 1.9.3
          sudo: required
          before_install:
            - echo "deb http://downloads.ortussolutions.com/debs/noarch /" > commandbox.list
            - sudo mv commandbox.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/commandbox.list
            - sudo apt-get update
          install:

Zackster · August 9, 2019, 11:03pm

Hmmm, so what changed? That was last changed in 2015?

Does anyone even use the dash version of docs?

Zackster · August 25, 2019, 11:14am

bug filed [LDEV-2426] - Lucee

andreas · April 29, 2021, 3:29pm

I just ran into this issue. I was trying to create a new file in the docs and the builder threw this error before picking up the file for the build. After editing the server.bat file of the docs by adding “box start name=luceedocslocalserver javaVersion=openjdk8 …” and firing the server.bat (thanks to @bdw429s for the comment on JIRA) the issue was gone. Shouldn’t we use Java JDK 8 for now, until this issue is resolved?

Zackster · April 29, 2021, 8:55pm

honestly, that’s only needed for the dash version of docs, I don’t even know if anyone even uses it