Problem adding the example...

[sanroll]

Hi, when I try to add the .jar always give me the error:

Unable to find class...

Can anyone help me?

Thx.
BR

[Crim]

Hey @Viox-LJ I'm happy to help, but you're going to need to give me a bit more information to help diagnose what is going on.

Which jar are you uploading? How was it packaged/built? What class are you trying to reference? What values are putting in for each input box in the app?

Thanks!
Stephen

[sanroll]

Hey @Viox-LJ I'm happy to help, but you're going to need to give me a bit more information to help diagnose what is going on.

Which jar are you uploading? How was it packaged/built? What class are you trying to reference? What values are putting in for each input box in the app?

Thanks!
Stephen

Hi Stephen, i make the jar downloading this code and execute "mvn package", after that in the target folder have the .jar file.
I go to the interface on Kafka webView and when try to add the filters, select the Jar but when click on Submit have an error. Check the images...

https://imgur.com/18iurh7
https://imgur.com/41TcI9b

Thx for your support.
BR
Viox

[Crim]

Hey @Viox-LJ

I think I see the issue. In the box labeled "fully qualified class name" you need to enter the full classname including it's package.

So for example If you are attempting to use the StringSearchFilter class referenced here

package examples.filter;

import org.sourcelab.kafka.webview.ui.plugin.filter.RecordFilter;

import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

/**
 * Example filter that only passes records that contain a configured String value.
 */
public class StringSearchFilter implements RecordFilter {

You would need to enter: examples.filter.StringSearchFilter

This is the package name plus the class name, which provides the complete classpath.

Give that a shot and let me know if it works for you.

Thanks
Stephen

[BDeus]

@Viox-LJ are you testing kafka-webview on windows?
If so it currently not working. Test it with a docker container.