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I have looked around and SO and I have not found a solution that has solved this issue for me. I have a Maven project using Spring and I call assembly-single and build a runnable jar. This project works fine from the IDE but when I run it as the runnable jar I get the following exception:
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My properties.xml file looks like the following. Notice I have schemaLocation correct and line 8 is http://www.springframework.org/schema/context
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- Jan 4, 2019 - Kodi has a powerful tool to achieve this, the external player. The current method involves the configuration of a playercorefactory.xml file.
- Download these XBMC external player files (Playercore factory. The playercore factory.xml has your user information in it. That path has the user 'Dell'.
- The Core Media Player (TCMP) is the successor to the popular PowerDivX NextGen multimedia player. TCMP is a complete multimedia player that is capable of playing virtually every multi-media audio and video format under the sun. T C M P - T H E P L A Y E R. Core base skin Audio/Video controls: play/pause, stop, forward, previous.
Looking around to other solutions I saw that some people suggested putting the classpath of the xsd directly into the beans tag. So I went ahead and tried this.
This solution seemed to work for the beans but not for context. My next solution I looked into an article I found a while ago stating that it might be related to Maven overwriting the spring.schemas file and not appending to the file (this solution). I realized that my spring.schemas only included MVC schemas so I looked into the suggestion of using Maven Shade to build my jar (using this as an example). Shade will allow for a transformer that will tell maven to append to the file rather than overwrite allowing for multiple dependencies to use the same file.
Final pom:
As you are in an offline mode, I assume Spring validates your beans using schemas from its own jar. Thus you should use an aligned versions for the xml schemas as of the spring dependency version.
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In your properties.xml descriptor I can see you are using the 3.0 schema version so you should be using the 3.0.x dependency version, otherwise update your schema version to match the Spring version.
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Edit:
Since you are using the 3.2 version, update your xml bean descriptor to fit in: