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spring with quartz example

 
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Hi,

I did go through one of the tutorial at http://www.javaranch.com/journal/200711/combining_spring_and_quartz.html.

I am trying an example on how to integrate spring with quartz and tried your example. I am using netbeans to run my applicationa nd following are my files.




schedule.xml

I have added all apring, quartz, commons etc.. jar files. When I try to run the application, I get the exception as follows:



I tried giving the absolute path to the xml and still get the same exception. I also tried another example as found in the thread at https://coderanch.com/t/60679/oa/sample-application-example-Scheduler-Scheduling and I get the same exception. Could you please tell me what went wrong? It is not able to open the xml file.
Thanks in advance.
 
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Make sure to have this schedule.xml in your classpath
 
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Yes, as Rick says, and as stated in the article :

I use ClassPathXmlApplicationContext here, so "schedule.xml" must be somewhere in the classpath.



In Netbeans, configure the execution of the application so that the xml is in the classpath. See this page.
 
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(I've removed the duplicate from the other thread)
 
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