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AWS BluAge L3 Workshop - IMPORT to Eclipse - Archive for required library not resolved

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Archive for required library: 'D:/PhotonUser/Workshop/maven-repository/com/netfective/bluage/gapwalk.datasimplifier-io/4.2.1/gapwalk.datasimplifier-io-4.2.1.jar' in project 'carddemo-tools' cannot be read or is not a valid ZIP file carddemo-tools Build path Build Path Problem

when I import, I get the above error. same with carddemo-entities and carddemo-service I had used velocity 4.2.1 in transformation center.

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Migration & Modernization
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AWS Mainframe ModernizationAWS Blu Age
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English
asked a year ago279 views
2 Answers
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Hi,

I guess you used version 4.2.1 for the transformation, but the image appstream that was shared with you was built on version 3.2.0

So you should use the same version (3.2.0) to run on appstream environment as explained here .

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answered a year ago
  • SenthilKumaran
    a year ago

    Thanks @Alae for sharing. Documentation points as below:

    You will use the following AWS Blu Age products during the workshop

    AWS Blu Insights: latest version AWS Blu Age Transformation Engine (Velocity): version 4.2.0 (Official Release) AWS Blu Age Runtime Timebombed: version 4.2.0 (Official Release) AWS Blu Age Refactoring Toolbox: version 4.2.1 (Official Release) AWS Blu Age Data Migrator: version 4.2.0 (Official Release) AWS Blu Age Compare tool: latest version

    I also have another problem, Velocity transformation does run successfully if I choose 3.2.0

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Hi,

You need access to the BluAge runtime jars to fix such errors.

To get this access, please, follow https://docs.aws.amazon.com/m2/latest/userguide/ba-runtime-setup-onboard.html

Best,

Didier

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answered a year ago
  • SenthilKumaran
    a year ago

    Thanks much Didier Durand. First of all, I do not have any active AWS support plan to raise the AWS Support Case for raising access for 'AWS Blu Age Runtime' and onboarding.

    But is that relevant for L3 certification exercise?

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