Overethere does not work with spring boot application

[gkhakare]

Overethere does not work with spring boot application

[gkhakare]

When I debugged it further, scannit library is not able to scan class when it is inside nested jar file.

[Teshel]

@gkhakare Were you able to figure out a solution? I'm having the same problem with a Spring Boot app.

[gkhakare]

@Teshel I have changed the Overthere.java and loading the Protocol classes using method
private static void boot() {
final Set<Class> protocolClasses = getProtocolClassess(); for (Class protocol : protocolClasses) {
if (OverthereConnectionBuilder.class.isAssignableFrom(protocol)) {
final String name = protocol.getAnnotation(Protocol.class).name();
RMOverthere.protocols.get().put(name, (Class<? extends OverthereConnectionBuilder>) protocol);
} else {
logger.warn("Skipping class {} because it is not a HostConnectionBuilder.", protocol);
}
}
}

private static void boot(Scannit scannit) {
   
}

private static Set<Class<?>> getProtocolClassess() {
	Set<Class<?>>  set  = new HashSet<Class<?>>();
	set.add(SshConnectionBuilder.class);
	set.add(CifsConnectionBuilder.class);
	set.add(LocalConnection.class);
	set.add(SmbConnectionBuilder.class);
	set.add(ProxyConnection.class);
	set.add(SshJumpstationConnectionBuilder.class);
	return set;
} 

[hierynomus]

With 4fa6795 you can now use OverthereConnector instead of the Overthere class to create connections. You can programmatically register the protocols you want to enable on the Connector.