Resource header.html could not found while executing the jar from a third party server. about email-to-pdf-converter HOT 5 CLOSED

If you integrated the jar and call the main method directly from your code, maybe you could instead run java and use the CLI, see https://www.baeldung.com/run-shell-command-in-java.

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I am not calling main method directly. Instead I followed the below steps.

1.Created a new project (with a single class say EmlToPDFConverter.java) in eclipse. This project uses your library(eml-to-pdf converter).
2.Created a jar.
3.Deployed the newly created jar from step 2 on ColdFusion server(3rd party).
4.From ColdFusion I created an object to my class (step 1 , EmlToPDFConverter). When I dump this object from ColdFusion I am able to see methods defined in the object. But while executing a wrapper method in my class , which internally calling MimeMessageConverter.convertToPdf , I am getting below two errors,

Error 1 : java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: resource header.html
not found.

Error 2 : java.lang.ClassCastException: class com.sun.mail.handlers.multipart_mixed cannot be cast to class javax.activation.DataContentHandler (com.sun.mail.handlers.multipart_mixed is in unnamed module of loader coldfusion.bootstrap.BootstrapClassLoader @474619d9; javax.activation.DataContentHandler is in unnamed module of loader coldfusion.runtime.java.JavaDynamicClassLoader @39223fbc)

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How does this EmlToPDFConverter.java use eml-to-pdf converter? It probably uses the jar directly, as a quick fix just try to call the CLI on the jar by spawning a java process.

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EmlToPDFConverter.java uses your library as an external dependency and hence to call MimeMessageConverter.convertToPdf .
Regarding the quick fix you mentioned - You mean like this java -jar emailconverter-2.0.0-all.jar example.eml ? If this is not correct what you are trying to say then please explain what you actually mean by "just try to call the CLI on the jar by spawning a java process."

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@inDiscover I pushed a fix, please let me know if it worked

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