Getting Error related to AbstractScmService for Delivery Operation rtc plugin
Hi
I am getting following error while testing Delivery Operation plugin at my local -
Discouraged access: The type AbstractScmService is not accessible due to restriction on required library C:\RTC401DevV3\installs\RTC-SDK\plugins\com.ibm.team.scm.service_3.1.400.v20121108_0422.jar
I have searched for the above jar but I am not getting this.
Please suggest some solution.
Thanks and Regards,
Princi Verma
Accepted answer
This is a warning and not an error and, as briefly mentioned in the RTC Extensions Workshop (for the Build API), can be ignored.
The only thing it should tell you is, that you are using an internal API.
If you have a real error, then that error is not mentioned in your question.
Comments
Hi Ralph,
When I am trying to test this plugin at local then after performing Deliver operation, its showing following error -
Deliver (failed)
Internal Error
Unable to instantiate advisor net.atos.ssc.find.delivered.change.set.extnid.
CRJAZ6010E The operation advisor cannot be created because an exception occurred. For more information, see the exception.
CRJAZ6010E The operation advisor cannot be created because an exception occurred. For more information, see the exception.
Name: Deliver
ID: com.ibm.team.scm.server.deliver
This is a team operation, which may be configured in the 'team-configuration' section of the process specification. It may be customized in team area customizations.
Permissions
The following actions were permitted for the 'Team Lead' role in the process specification denied for the TestProject1 project area:
modify/stream/deliver/changesets
Thanks and Regards,
Princi Verma
Follow https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2015/09/30/learning-to-fly-getting-started-with-the-rtc-java-apis/ and follow the extensions workshop how to use Jetty for debugging.
Your error is likely not related to the warning.
Comments
Donald Nong
May 29 '17, 8:24 p.m.Does it mean that you don't know how your environment has been set up? If you followed the workshop, which SDK did you choose and where did you put it?
Princi Verma
May 30 '17, 1:42 a.m.Hi Donald,