Solved JavaPlugin requires org.bukkit.plugin.java.PluginClassLoader

Hello everyone!

I just tried making a test plugin a few minutes ago, and all worked well! However, when I got to testing my plugin, the server starts properly but my plugin is throwing errors. Full error: http://pastebin.com/AU2d8hp3

I am using Eclipse, if that knowledge is needed.

Thank you in advance for any help you could give me!
-Reader

 

Can you post your Code?

 

Sure, but as I said, it's just a test plugin; it has practically nothing in it. http://pastebin.com/x9yAUe5w

 

"at org.readerboy434.TestPlugin.Main.<init>(Main.java:5)"

Why do you have an initializer in your main class?

Edit: Nevermind. Checking more.

 

Paste plugin.yml?

 

_LB
unon1100

Code:

name: TestPlugin
main: org.readerboy434.TestPlugin.Main
version: 1.0

Again, just a test plugin, so very minimalistic.

 

Is the server running a different Java version than your plugin is compiled for? Try uninstalling all versions of Java from your computer and reinstall the one you want.

 

Try updating your version of bukkit again. EDIT: oh and that too ^^

 

_LB

I'd like to be able to run Java 7 and compile for Bukkit in Java 6, so rather than uninstalling Java I changed my run configuration. The error still occurs.

I also found another error that I didn't notice before:
WARN Unable to instantiate org.fusesource.jansi.WindowsAnsiOutputStream

 

Try uploading your entire log file to pastebin

 

readerboy434 Post run.bat

 

unon1100

Updating Bukkit doesn't fix anything.

MCMatters

I'm running inside Eclipse, and as such have no run.bat file.

unon1100
Full console report: http://pastebin.com/LzDcwYm2

EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.

 

readerboy434 how do u start the server then?!

 

MCMatters
I'm running the server through Eclipse; I have my run configuration / build path / etc. set up so that when I press either the run or debug button, the server starts in Eclipse's console.

 

Ehmmm... bad idea. Try running through a batch file.

 

unon1100
Weird, didn't know running in Eclipse would cause plugins to not work.... It works when running via a command prompt.

Thank you all for your help, I don't think I'd have figured out the error without it!

Reader

 

Eclipse 'breaks' the classloader hierarchy for plugins. Although forcing plugins to be loaded from the jar instead of the runtime breaks default debugging, it solves even stranger issues concerning the classpath and facilitates some new features.